Podcasts about Wiesner

Notice the one that is missing and go find them.

Where today will you open your hand and plant the seeds of the kingdom you will one day inherit?

Wiesner, Maria www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Fazit

Wiesner, Maria www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Wiesner, Maria www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Wiesner, Maria www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Lesart

Who is lost and who do you need to hold in prayer?

God asks for our honesty so He can bring us into greater holiness.

Are you open to whatever word it is that God speaks to you?

Are you staying close to enough to Jesus that He can do something miraculous with the little you have?

If you feel broken or imperfect, trust God and His love and vision for you.

Today is still a chance to be holy, merciful, and be wheat in the world

What act of faith can you perform today that will draw you closer to the Kingdom of God?

Alors que nous célébrons les 200 ans de la photographie, Vertigo reçoit Nathalie Herschdorfer, directrice du Photo Elysée à Lausanne, et Christoph Wiesner, directeur des Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles, pour évoquer notamment leur collaboration autour de deux expositions : -Modèle Animal. 200 ans de photographie. A voir aux Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles en ce moment et jusqu'au 4 octobre, avant de la découvrir au Photo Elysée du 4 décembre 2026 au 4 avril 2027. -R comme Regarder. Le livre photo jeunesse. Présentée récemment au Photo Elysée et exposée actuellement aux Rencontres d'Arles. Ces deux expositions ont donné lieu à des publications : R comme Regarder (ed Spector Books) et Modèle Animal (ex Textuel) Nathalie Herschdorfer et Christoph Wiesner sont les invité/es dʹAnne Laure Gannac

Our relationship with Jesus is what changes the world.

God makes room for us and delights in restoring His relationship with us

The state of our world is leading many people to ask deeper questions and search for truth. “Benchmark” reminds us how to live in a way that points those searching toward a trustworthy place where they can find answers.

The world can benefit from lives that demonstrate Christ is truly alive

Salvation comes from God and humanity cannot create it.

We are called to know about God and to know Him personally.

Dans cet épisode, nous discutons avec Christoph Wiesner, directeur des Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles, l'un des festivals les plus influents de la photographie depuis sa création en 1970. Nous revenons sur les coulisses de la direction d'un événement culturel de cette ampleur : son modèle économique, la construction d'une programmation sur plusieurs années, le rôle du commissariat d'exposition, les collaborations avec les institutions et les éditeurs, ainsi que les défis liés à l'évolution du secteur. Christoph Wiesner partage également sa vision de ce qui fait encore aujourd'hui la valeur d'un festival à l'heure des réseaux sociaux et explique comment les Rencontres continuent de défendre leur indépendance tout en renouvelant leur regard sur la photographie. Bonne écoute !00:00:00 : Présentation de Christoph Wiesner, directeur des Rencontres de la Photographie d'Arles.00:01:20 : Préserver l'indépendance et l'ADN d'un festival devenu une institution internationale.00:03:45 : Financement, mécénat et impact du contexte économique sur la production d'un festival.00:05:00 : Comment les Rencontres investissent la ville d'Arles et choisissent les lieux d'exposition.00:08:00 : Les équipes, l'organisation et les coulisses d'un festival qui mobilise près de 400 personnes.00:11:20 : Les actions menées en faveur de l'emploi local et de l'accès à la culture.00:13:00 : À quoi sert encore un festival de photographie à l'ère des réseaux sociaux ?00:15:00 : Le rôle croissant du commissariat d'exposition dans la carrière des photographes.00:17:00 : Comment naît une programmation : temps long, collaborations et coproductions.00:19:00 : Les relations avec les photographes, les commissaires et les éditeurs dans la construction des expositions.00:21:00 : Les grandes orientations éditoriales des Rencontres et la volonté d'ouvrir de nouveaux regards sur l'histoire de la photographie.00:26:30 : Le travail collectif derrière la programmation et la recherche d'une cohérence d'ensemble.00:30:30 : Pourquoi visiter les Rencontres en septembre et les projets développés autour du festival.Site des Rencontres de la Photographie : https://www.rencontres-arles.com/frInstagram des Rencontres : https://www.instagram.com/rencontresarlesInstagram de Christoph Wiesner : https://www.instagram.com/christophwiesner_Mon site : https://marinelefort.fr/Le site du podcast : https://lesvoixdelaphoto.fr/Pour vous inscrire à la newsletter du podcast : https://bit.ly/lesvoixdelaphotonewsletterEt vous pouvez retrouvez le podcast sur Instagram, Facebook et LinkedIn @lesvoixdelaphoto Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Seit Juli leitet Wiebke Wiesner die Medien- und Filmgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg, kurz MFG. Sie folgt auf Carl Bergengruen, der die Gesellschaft seit 2013 geleitet hat.

We ask for the grac that Christ will find in each of us a heart that is no longer hard.

Where have parts of your heart gone hard and where does your field need to be broken up so planting can begin?

We are called to be people God desires to be and the world needs us to be.

God is more powerful than any storm that comes our way.

God has been placing souls and Himself into our lives

We each have a role to play in God's salvation history

The narrow path leads to the life that Christ died to bring to us.

We can have a close intimate relationship with God, who is Our Father.

Reflect God's love and mercy more fully in the world.

Wiesner, Maria www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de, Studio 9

Is there somewhere in your life today where you need to surrender a bit more?

A timber column can survive the heating phase of a fire resistance test and still collapse later, after the flames are gone. We know there is so much more to structures in fires than the test demonstrates, but how much exactly do we know about timber nowadays? In this episode we try to dive deeper and discuss mass timber fire safety, structural fire engineering, and what a fire resistance rating does and does not tell us. I'm joined by Dr. Felix Wiesner from the University of British Columbia, this year's IAFSS Proulx Award recipient, to unpack his review on mass timber load-bearing capacity in fire across scales. We start where most design decisions begin: full-scale furnace tests and the practical reality that many modern timber elements are too large, too new, or too costly to test under load. From there we dig into the reduced cross-section method, charring rate assumptions, and the controversial “zero-strength layer” that turns heated wood into a simplified design allowance, even as uncertainty and code-to-code differences persist. Then we turn to the decay phase and delayed failure, connecting recent column results to the bigger question of performance-based design for compartment fires that heat and cool. To model that behaviour, we need credible links between temperature, strength reduction, and elastic modulus reduction, and we need to care about how the data were generated: steady-state oven tests versus transient tests where timber is loaded first and heated with steep gradients. Finally, we go down to the microscale and nanoscale, where moisture migration and even hydrogen-bond changes in cellulose help explain why “loaded while heating and cooling” can permanently reshape capacity. If you work with mass timber buildings, timber fire design, Eurocode approaches, or structural safety in fire, this is a deep reset on what matters most. Read about the IAFSS Awards here https://www.iafss2026.com/awardsRead the whole paper with a more in-depth view on the subject "From nano-to megastructure: A review of mass timber load-bearing capacity in fire"----The Fire Science Show is produced by the Fire Science Media in collaboration with OFR Consultants. Thank you to the podcast sponsor for their continuous support towards our mission.

The challenge is not to become salt or light but rather to recognize that you are salt and light and live it.

Recorded live at PSConfEU 2026, Andrew sits down with returning guest Miriam Wiesner, Senior Security Researcher at Microsoft, for a wide-ranging conversation on PowerShell security, cookie-based attacks, and the evolving threat landscape. Miriam walks through her two conference talks — one on Microsoft Teams session cookie hijacking (a follow-up to her 2025 Entra ID cookie talk, complete with Cookie Monster branding and actual handcuffs), and a joint session with Stéphane van Gulick on using Microsoft Defender's Live Response feature for incident investigation. The conversation also covers the current state of PowerShell security, why sophisticated attackers are moving away from PowerShell, and why defenders who haven't enabled script block logging and AMSI are leaving easy wins on the table. On top of the technical deep dive, Miriam and Andrew get into the human side of the conference community — nerves before presenting, imposter syndrome, and why showing up is already half the battle. Key Takeaways: Cookie-based identity attacks are an active and growing threat. Microsoft Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive share session cookies, meaning a single cookie theft can give an attacker broad access across your organization's collaboration tools — no re-authentication required. Sophisticated threat actors are moving away from PowerShell specifically because its security features work. Script block logging, AMSI, and Constrained Language Mode make PowerShell activity highly visible and detectable. If your org hasn't enabled these, you're handing attackers an easy path. Visibility beats prevention. You can't prevent what you can't see. Detection through proper logging is not a consolation prize — it's a core security strategy, and Microsoft Defender's Live Response feature gives teams a powerful way to investigate isolated endpoints without needing RDP or PowerShell remoting enabled. Guest Bio: Miriam Wiesner is a Senior Security Research Program Manager at Microsoft with over 15 years of experience in IT security, penetration testing, and security automation. She works on research behind Microsoft Defender and Sentinel and is the creator of widely used open source PowerShell security tools EventList and JEAnalyzer. Miriam is a sought-after speaker at major security and PowerShell conferences including Black Hat, PSConfEU, and MITRE ATT&CK Workshops. She's also the author of "PowerShell Automation and Scripting for Cybersecurity," published by Packt. Her conference speaker career started at PSConfEU 2018 and she's been a fixture of the community ever since. Resource Links Miriam's 2025 Cookies talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xDcq0pPNPs Book – PowerShell Automation and Scripting for Cybersecurity (Packt): https://www.amazon.com/PowerShell-Automation-Scripting-Cybersecurity-Hacking/dp/1800566379 Miriam on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/miriamwiesner Miriam on X/Twitter: https://x.com/MiriamXyra Miriam's GitHub (EventList, JEAnalyzer, and more): https://github.com/miriamxyra Miriam's Website: https://miriamxyra.com Connect with Andrew: https://andrewpla.tech/links The PowerShell Podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/zxJOqcEwgWE  

Jesus comes to us with such humility that we can receive Him into our own hands and hearts

We are called to be people whose horizon is forevermore in God,

All we have is a great gift from God.

Stay close to Christ so our hearts become more like His

Is Pentecost still happening in you?

When we act as good shepherds, the world begins to change.

Christ is the voice that leads to life and we need to follow Him and listen to Him daily.

The truth of Easter is revealed in God's deliverance and bringing forth His kingdom.

Are you ready to have the Eucharist transform you?

Where does your heart need to be born again?

Jesus doesn't come with disappointment or condemnation but with mercy.

Christ walks us through the Scriptures and gives us Himself

Do not be afraid. He is risen...and even now, He meets you on the way.