Podcasts about ueh

Dans cette émission, nous accordons la parole à Kenrick Demesvar, docteur en Ethnologie et Patrimoine, spécialiste en mise en valeur et interprétation du patrimoine. Le professeur Demesvar est coordonnateur de la Chaire UNESCO en Histoire et Patrimoine de l'Université d'État d'Haïti (UEH). Lancée officiellement le mercredi 19 octobre 2022, la Chaire UNESCO en Histoire et Patrimoine est hébergée à l'Institut d'Études et de recherches africaines d'Haïti (IERAH), entité de l'Université d'État d'Haïti. Elle a pour mission de proposer et diffuser une réflexion critique sur l'Histoire et le Patrimoine, et a pour vocation la recherche, l'enseignement, la diffusion et le service à la communauté.  Globalement, la Chaire UNESCO de l'UEH veut développer les connaissances et les compétences académiques, scientifiques et techniques en Histoire et Patrimoine afin de renforcer les actions de l'État et des communautés dans ces domaines en vue d'affirmer son rôle en tant que centre de recherche et de réflexion dynamique en Haïti et dans la Caraïbe.  Dans son plan d'action 2022-2026, la chaire veut toucher à la première année environ 20 000 étudiants, chercheurs, enseignants et professionnels, et pour les quatre années, elle envisage d'atteindre un public large d'environ 100 000 personnes. La mise en place d'un Laboratoire de recherche archéologique à l'IERAH est également envisagée.    Programmation musicale :  Wadner Peyizan – Lanmou kreyòl. 

Jean Ernest Muscadin, CG de Miragoâne, a-t-il le droit d'agir de la sorte vis-à-vis des présumés bandits? Des étudiants de l'Université d'État d'Haïti (UEH) se prononcent.

Series "Tạo nghiệp" do nhà Nghĩ Gì Nói Đó thai nghén với mong muốn chia sẻ cho các bạn trẻ nhiều góc nhìn về các trường Đại học, để có thể tự tin "tạo ra nghề nghiệp" cho bản thân mình. Đến với tập 2 là Trường Đại học Kinh tế TP. Hồ Chí Minh, một ngôi trường rất mạnh về kiến thức học thuật lẫn phong trào CLB. 3 bạn Phương Thảo, Cao Nguyên và Phương Huyền hiện đều là sinh viên năm 3 tại UEH, sẽ đưa ra các quan điểm và kinh nghiệm của mình về các assumption "định kiến" mọi người thường có về trường, từ việc chiếu mới trải, hỗ trợ từ giảng viên cho đến "né" đa cấp và ứng tuyển CLB gắt như "xin việc".

Doctorante en chimie en cotutelle à l'Université d'État d'Haïti (UEH), l'Université des Antilles(UA) et l'Université de Nîmes (UN), Valendy Thesnor va représenter Haïti à la fin de ce mois de septembre à la finale internationale du concours Ma thèse en 180 secondes. En juin dernier, elle a déjà remporté ce concours au niveau national. Valendy Thesnor, 29 ans, doctorante en chimie et enseignante de chimie médicinale à l'Université d'État d'Haïti (UEH), devient la première personne qui va représenter Haïti à la finale internationale du concours « Ma thèse en 180 secondes. » La jeune femme s'envolera pour Paris (France) à la fin de ce mois de septembre où la finale internationale a lieu. En juin dernier, Valendy a déjà remporté l'édition haïtienne de ce concours en obtenant à la fois  le Prix du public et le Prix du jury, pour la présentation de sa thèse en phytochimie. Le concours Ma thèse en 180 secondes qui vise à valoriser les recherches scientifiques a été lancé en Haïti par l'Agence universitaire de la francophonie (AUF), en collaboration avec l'Ambassade de Suisse en Haïti, l'Ambassade de France en Haïti et l'Institut français en Haïti (IFH). Retrouvez également dans cette édition de Koze Kilti « la Culture des mots », chronique sur les mots et expressions de la langue créole. Cette semaine l'on vous parle d'un proverbe haïtien très connu : « Si pa gen sitirè, paka gen vòlè ».   Musiques utilisées : Kenny Haiti & Fatima – Pye m mare Zèklè – Pito n pa t zanmi

Ueh, e esse frio todo em pleno aquecimento global? Se o planeta tá esquentando, por que tá tudo ficando mais frio? Como podem essas frentes frias em um planeta em aquecimento? Esse é o Papo de Boteco! Bate papo informal, sobre vários assuntos dos dias, extraídos diretamente das lives que acontecem semanalmente! ✅ PIX: canaldoslowoficial@gmail.com ✅ APOIA SE: https://apoia.se/canaldoslow ✅ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/canaldoslow ✅ PICPAY: @estevaoslow ✅ Agora também no PADRIM: https://www.padrim.com.br/canaldoslow

Medam yo Ranse revient avec la série diasporique : les invitées de Fania Noël contrairement à l'habitude font partie de la diaspora haïtienne. Notre numero d'aujourd'hui est consacré aux femmes haïtiennes qui exercent ce metier invisible et subalterne dans les foyers mais aussi dans l'hostellerie, les bureaux et les industries. Avec notre invitée la sociologue Rose-Myrlie Joseph, nous discutons du parcours de migration des femmes haïtiennes qui ont quitté Haiti pour la France, et se sont retrouvées à exercer cette profession. Une situation qui pour la plupart devait être temporaire mais qui a duré. On fera aussi le comparatif avec la situation des femmes de menage haïtiennes en Haïti et en France. Rose-Myrlie Joseph est chercheuse associée au laboratoire Ladirep (Langages, Discours, représentations) de l'Université d'Etat d'Haïti (UEH) ainsi qu'au Laboratoire de changement social et politique (LCSP) de l'Université Paris-Diderot (Paris 7).

Gabi is back with Mark this week in an interview with Connor Gilbert of StackRox, a Kubernetes security company. StackRox uses Kubernetes and containers to maximize security for customers across the container lifecycle. Connor explains how they monitor your containers through building, deploying, and finally the running of the application, and keep your project secure through all stages. StackRox identifies risks and weak areas, then responds in real time. Connor’s advice for our listeners is to understand what’s going on with your containers and your application. Look at the data, the specs, and your options and then, if-needed, adjust the defaults to optimize the security of your app. Connor Gilbert Connor Gilbert is a product manager at StackRox, a Kubernetes security company, where he contributes to product vision and advocates for customer needs. Connor previously worked in architecture and engineering roles at StackRox. Before that, as Security Research Scientist at Qadium, he built tools to uncover network perimeter exposures and conducted DARPA Internet security research. He first discovered Kubernetes in 2015 and has been using it on GCP ever since. Cool things of the week Simplify reporting with the Sheets data connector for BigQuery, and voila: automated content updates for G Suite blog 6 standout serverless sessions at Google Cloud Next ‘19 blog 9 mustn’t-miss machine learning sessions at Next ‘19 blog Don’t miss these must-see G Suite sessions at Google Cloud Next ‘19 blog Next On Air live show Interview StackRox site StackRox Overview site StackRox Data Sheet data sheet Kubernetes site GKE site Google Container Registry site Google Cloud Security Command Center site Go site Istio site Kubernetes Documentation site Kubernetes Blog blog Kubernetes Blog: A Guide to Kubernetes Admission Controllers blog CNCF site CNCF Webinar: Operationalizing Kubernetes Security Best Practices video BSidesSF 2019 Talk: “Containers: Your Ally in Improving Security” video Nine Kubernetes Security Best Practices Everyone Should Follow site Top 5 Kubernetes RBAC Mistakes to Avoid white paper Question of the week How do I migrate my traditional data warehouse platform to BigQuery? Migrating your traditional data warehouse platform to BigQuery: announcing the data warehouse migration offer Warehouse Migration Where can you find us next? Mark will be at Cloud NEXT, ECGC, and IO. Gabi will be at Cloud NEXT and PyTexas StackRox will be at Cloud NEXT, KubeCon, FS-ISAC, DockerCon, Red Hat Summit, and Black Hat.

The Backcountry Rookies talk with Corey Jacobsen from Elk101 and The University of Elk Hunting (UEH) about topics like, scouting for new hunting areas in Western States, how to chose the right elk call, and Corey’s go to calling sequence when he is calling in the big bulls. Corey also covers common challenges hunters often face when they hunt the backcountry and a wide variety of other topics. Corey is a fountain of knowledge and we were glad to have the chance to pick his brain for knowledge. Corey Offered anyone who uses the promotion code Rookies a 10% discount at the University of Elk Hunting. If you can swing it UEH is a great value and a mass amount of elk hunting knowledge in one place. Facebook – @Elk101 Instagram – @Elk101 Elk101 http://www.elk101.com/ University of Elk Hunting – 10% Discount Code - Rookies http://www.elk101.com/onlinecourse/

The Backcountry Rookies talk with Corey Jacobsen from Elk101 and The University of Elk Hunting (UEH) about topics like, scouting for new hunting areas in Western States, how to chose the right elk call, and Corey’s go to calling sequence when he is calling in the big bulls. Corey also covers common challenges hunters often face when they hunt the backcountry and a wide variety of other topics. Corey is a fountain of knowledge and we were glad to have the chance to pick his brain for knowledge. Corey Offered anyone who uses the promotion code Rookies a 10% discount at the University of Elk Hunting. If you can swing it UEH is a great value and a mass amount of elk hunting knowledge in one place. Facebook – @Elk101 Instagram – @Elk101 Elk101http://www.elk101.com/ University of Elk Hunting – 10% Discount Code - Rookieshttp://www.elk101.com/onlinecourse/

Join host Alice Backer of kiskeacity.com, Dr. Judite Blanc and Hugues Girard as they review and react to: Eritye Papa Desalin radio segment by Fabienne Hyacinthe on efforts needed for Haitian community empowerment in the US and beyond;Eritye Papa Desalin segment by Dahoud André reacting to UEH car incident Haiti Film Fest panel discussion on films by Haitian Dominican  Jean Jean and Papa Jah, a Haitian Bahamian.  See pre- and post-show notes at kiskeacity.com

On this episode of Gritty Bowmen, we hang out with Corey Jacobsen of Elk101, Kody Kellom of Full Draw Film Tour and Born And Raised Outdoors, and our mutual friend Clint Radford--elk hunter, blacktail hunter, high school teacher, Sitka gear-junky, and family man. On this podcast we finally talk about #PROJECTSUCCESS or rather, UEH. The University of Elk Hunting--this is Corey’s new online elk hunting course. This course is the culmination of 30-years of elk hunting experience. In fact, the course is more than 120,000 words, has more than 70 video components and hundreds of diagrams and images. This course is seriously awesome. On this podcast, Clint tells us about his thoughts on the training courses. This podcast can’t help but come off as a giant sales-pitch to get you to buy this online course--and even though that’s kinda what this podcast is--it’s also way more than that. I really do believe that the course is worth every penny to every elk hunter out there. And, shamelessly, I would love to see Corey get wildly rewarded for the work he’s put into this course and for the knowledge he freely shares to help elk hunters across the world find greater success year after year in the elk woods. Corey has worked his butt off to make this online course come to life. So sit back, listen to the show and if you like what you’ve heard--do yourself a solid, and enroll in UEH.   The discount code is GRITTY40--the word GRITTY, G R I T T Y and the number 40--with this discount code you’ll save 40% off the University of Elk Hunting online course. The code expires on Halloween night. It’s $59 bucks with the code and $99 dollars without it. It’s worth every penny. Stay GRITTY friends!  http://www.elk101.com/onlinecourse/