Podcasts about wingerden

Goede Vrijdag staat symbool voor de kruisiging van Jezus. Maar waarom werd Jezus veroordeeld... en waarom was zijn uiteindelijke straf kruisiging? Na de aflevering over 'Romeinse kruisiging' neemt dr. Ruben van Wingerden van de Tilburg University, werkzaam aan de Tilburg School of Catholic Theology, ons deze keer uitgebreid mee naar de bronnen die we hebben over de kruisiging van Jezus en naar de aanloop en betekenis van die zo wrede executie.Let op: in deze aflevering worden details besproken die als heftig ervaren kunnen worden.Shownotes

Dr. Ruben van Wingerden van de Tilburg University, werkzaam aan de Tilburg School of Catholic Theology, neemt ons in deze aflevering mee naar een zeer wrede vorm van executie binnen de Romeinse wereld: kruisiging. Bij kruisiging wordt uiteraard vaak gedacht aan Jezus, maar hij was in de Oudheid lang niet de enige die een vreselijk dood stierf aan het kruis. Wie werden er gekruisigd? Door wie werd dat gedaan? Hoe werkte dat eigenlijk in de praktijk... toen en misschien ook wel nu?Let op: in deze aflevering worden details besproken die als heftig ervaren kunnen worden.Shownotes

Annemieke Bosman praat met regisseur Peter Wingerden over zijn documentaire Ruigoord: een kosmisch lek. Ruigoord, een dorpje onder de rook van Amsterdam, werd in jaren 70 gekraakt door hippies. Vijftig jaar later is het de oudste culturele vrijplaats van Nederland; een toevluchtsoord voor kunstenaars, dromers en vrijdenkers, als een oase van verwondering ingeklemd door de haven en industrie. Wanneer ze hun 50-jarig bestaan willen vieren hangt de Amsterdamse energietransitie als een zwarte schaduw over het dorp; de nabijgelegen olietanks gaan gebruikt worden voor opslag voor groene waterstof waardoor Ruigoord in de gevarenzone komt te liggen. Gaat het kosmische lek - waaraan de Ruigoorders de magie van het dorp toedichten - soelaas bieden? Ingewikkelde kwesties die allemaal opspelen in de aanloop naar de viering van het jubileum.

Bijbelwetenschapper Ruben van Wingerden legt op Goede Vrijdag uit wat wij weten over de kruisiging van Jezus en hoe gruwelijk deze dood was. Waarschijnlijk stierf Jezus niet door verstikking. En zo heeft Ruben nog een aantal feiten die niet algemeen bekend zijn.Christenen realiseren zich volgens hem vaak onvoldoende wat een gruwelijk martelwerktuig het kruis was, bedoeld om vernedering, schaamte en angst in te boezemen. HIj legt aan de hand van allerlei oude bronnen uit hoe dat kruisigen in de Romeinse tijd ging.Op een gegeven moment is het kruis van symbool van schande en vernedering een overwinningssymbool geworden. Dat miljoenen mensen kruisjes om de hals of in het oor dragen of tatoeages hebben van het kruis kan Ruben begrijpen. Maar dan alleen als je beseft dat het kruis een vreselijk martelwerktuig was. ‘Als fashion-item vind ik het storend.'Luister ook aflevering #50: Hoe leg je uit wat Jezus' dood aan het kruis betekent? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Is de floating farm van Peter van Wingerden de oplossing voor de groeiende vraag naar goed voedsel, en het antwoord op klimaatverandering en de stijging van het zeewater? In de Rotterdamse haven dobbert zijn boerderij, waar hij op drie verdiepingen groente verbouwt, koeien houdt en zuivel maakt.In de podcast wijst Peter op de potentie van zijn floating farm en de mogelijkheid om wereldwijd drijvende boerderijen aan te leggen.  Hij ziet water als een bron van ruimte voor stadsuitbreiding, in plaats van land. Is het diervriendelijk om koeien te houden op een boot? Hoe maakt hij zijn bedrijf circulair? En kan hij genoeg voedsel produceren voor een stad als Rotterdam? sdg los

The Floating Farm is one of the latest attempts to think outside the box when it comes to adapting to climate change. Mussel farms or attempts to grow kelp and other sea vegetation might be expected, but not a three-story dairy operation. The Floating Farm has been operational since 2019 and bills itself as the world's floating dairy farm. It aims to have a closed loop of production, using its own waste and recycling. The cows graze on hay and the rinds of oranges salvaged from supermarket juice machines in the port city. They drink collected rain water from the canopies which protect them from the weather. Robots are used to milk them and mop up their manure which is used as organic fertilizer. The Floating Farm sells the milk, cheese and buttermilk produced by the cows in a small shop on dry land next to its harbor berth. “Countries are more and more looking to be self-sufficient in one or another way, and of course climate change is a big thing, because a lot of countries, they suffer from flooding or dry period. So, when you have a floating farm, you are climate adaptive, so you can keep on producing fresh healthy food for the city,” says Minke van Wingerden, owner of the Floating Farm. Van Wingerden believes putting farms on the water enables people to access fresh produce near to the cities they live in. Van Wingerden says the cow's welfare is closely monitored. “There are a lot of vets, they are coming and seeing how they are doing. But we see that they are doing very well, their fur is shiny, they are curious, they produce a lot of milk, and the quality of the milk is very good. So everything is going very well, and we are happy about that,” she says. She believes the volume of visitors the farm attracts is a testament to the interest people have “not only in the agricultural side, but also in the innovation projects.” This article was provided by The Associated Press.

In deze aflevering een gesprek met Jessica van Wingerden. Ze is één van de meest bevlogen spreeksters van Nederland en actief als bestuurder, gedragswetenschapper en schrijver. Ze spreekt en schrijft graag over onderwerpen op het snijvlak van plezier en bevlogenheid in je loopbaan. Daarnaast wil ze graag het verschil maken door mensen te verbinden met elkaar. Een energiek gesprek over haar veelzijdige loopbaan, het willen raken en inspireren van het publiek en het belang van stellen van grenzen. // In de podcast Sprekersgilde gaat programmamaker Maurits Ouweneel in gesprek met de beste sprekers en dagvoorzitters van Nederland. Wie zijn deze mensen die dag in dag uit voor volle zalen staan en daar anderen weten te inspireren en motiveren? En wat heeft hen ooit geïnspireerd om dit te gaan doen? Als je geïnteresseerd bent in de wereld van sprekers en dagvoorzitters, dan is deze podcast zeker iets voor jou! Abonneer je en mis geen enkele aflevering. Een podcast van ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Buro van Oranje⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠maurits@burovanoranje.nl

Enjoy part two of this fabulous conversation where we tackle mother wounds with therapist Kristen Van Wingerden. So many of us have experienced pain in our past that we don't want to carry into our future with our own children. Let this therapist speak into your pain and your longings so that you can heal from the pain you don't want to see keep repeating itself. You will walk away from this episode hopeful, inspired and more compassionate for yourself and your kids. We love connecting you with resources, so we pulled some of our faves based on this podcast episode. We hope they encourage, inspire and challenge you.  Enjoy! Connect with Kirsten on her website or sign up for her Mother Wounding Online Course Let's be friends! Check out Collide's website for info on upcoming conferences, events, and resources, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for encouragement, inspo and a fun peek into our ministry. Plus, subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on all things Collide! And make sure to subscribe to the Collide Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts so you can listen in each week! Collide Resources Our 5 Week Guide to Manage Your Anxiety is chocked full of advice from five counselors to walk you through spiritual and emotional health exercises, reflection spaces, and resources with tools to help meet you in your desire for peace and trust in the midst of angst and agony. Our Go Ahead Bible study empowers women to experience the extraordinary and Divine in their everyday lives. As women we often get stuck believing lies, settling for less than we deserve, and shrinking back rather than owning who we can become. We get stuck assuming things about God and about others. Our FREE downloadable, Getting Unstuck, A Reflection to Help Unleash you into the Life you Desire is chocked full of tools and insights to help you recognize why you might be stuck and to help walk you toward freedom.

Hop on the podcast and hear therapist Kristen Van Wingerden chat with Collide's Founder and Director, Willow Weston about mother wounds and how to heal them. This conversation deep dives into the indicators of mother wounding, the possibility of healing generational trauma, and what you can do to find healing when still don't have peace with your mother. You won't regret pressing pay on this one friend. We love connecting you with resources, so we pulled some of our faves based on this podcast episode. We hope they encourage, inspire and challenge you.  Enjoy! Connect with Kirsten on her website or sign up for her Mother Wounding Online Course Let's be friends! Check out Collide's website for info on upcoming conferences, events, and resources, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram for encouragement, inspo and a fun peek into our ministry. Plus, subscribe to our newsletter to stay up-to-date on all things Collide! And make sure to subscribe to the Collide Podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts so you can listen in each week! Collide Resources Our Go Ahead Bible study empowers women to experience the extraordinary and Divine in their everyday lives. The Counseling Bundle is a tremendous online course covering the 12 most common issues women face in counseling featuring tips, tools, and advice from mental health professionals. This course is a great fit for anyone considering whether counseling is for them, or as an option to begin the healing process while waiting to see a counselor. As women we often get stuck believing lies, settling for less than we deserve, and shrinking back rather than owning who we can become. We get stuck assuming things about God and about others. Our FREE downloadable, Getting Unstuck, A Reflection to Help Unleash you into the Life you Desire is chocked full of tools and insights to help you recognize why you might be stuck and to help walk you toward freedom.

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: Open Call for Research Assistants in Developmental Interpretability, published by Jesse Hoogland on August 30, 2023 on LessWrong. We are excited to announce multiple positions for Research Assistants to join our six-month research project assessing the viability of Developmental Interpretability (DevInterp). This is a chance to gain expertise in interpretability, develop your skills as a researcher, build out a network of collaborators and mentors, publish in major conferences, and open a path towards future opportunities, including potential permanent roles, recommendations, and successive collaborations. Background Developmental interpretability is a research agenda aiming to build tools for detecting, locating, and understanding phase transitions in learning dynamics of neural networks. It draws on techniques from singular learning theory, mechanistic interpretability, statistical physics, and developmental biology. Position Details General info: Title: Research Assistant / Research Engineer. Location: Remote, with hubs in Melbourne and London. Duration: Until March 2024 (at minimum). Compensation: base salary is USD$35k per year, to be paid out as an independent contractor at an hourly rate. Timeline: Application Deadline: September 15th, 2023 Ideal Start Date: October 2023 How to Apply: Complete the application form by the deadline. Further information on the application process will be provided in the form. Who We Are The developmental interpretability research team consists of experts across a number of areas of mathematics, physics, statistics and AI safety. The principal researchers: Daniel Murfet, mathematician and SLT expert, University of Melbourne. Susan Wei, statistician and SLT expert, University of Melbourne. Jesse Hoogland, MSc. Physics, SERI MATS scholar, RA in Krueger lab We have a range of projects currently underway, led by one of these principal researchers and involving a number of other PhD and MSc students from the University of Melbourne and collaborators from around the world. In an organizational capacity you would also interact with Alexander Oldenziel and Stan van Wingerden. You can find us and the broader DevInterp research community on our Discord. Beyond the Developmental Interpretability research agenda, you can read our first preprint on scalable SLT invariants and check out the lectures from the SLT & Alignment summit. Overview of Projects Here's the selection of the projects underway, some of which you would be expected to contribute to. These tend to be on the more experimental side: Developing scalable estimates for SLT invariants: Invariants like the (local) learning coefficient and (local) singular fluctuation can signal the presence of "hidden" phase transitions. Improving these techniques can help us better identify these transitions. DevInterp of vision models: To what extent do the kinds of circuits studied in the original circuits thread emerge through phase transitions? DevInterp of program synthesis: In examples where we know there is rich compositional structure, can we see it in the singularities? Practically, this means studying settings like modular arithmetic (grokking), multitask sparse parity, and more complex variants. DevInterp of in-context learning & induction heads: Is the development of induction heads a proper phase transition in the language of SLT? More ambitiously, can we apply singular learning theory to study in-context learning and make sense of "in-context phase transitions." DevInterp of language models: Can we detect phase transitions in simple language models (like TinyStories). Can we, from these transitions, discover circuit structure? Can we extend these techniques to larger models (e.g., in the Pythia suite). DevInterp of reinforcement learning models: To what extent are phase transitions inv...

Link to original articleWelcome 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: Open Call for Research Assistants in Developmental Interpretability, published by Jesse Hoogland on August 30, 2023 on LessWrong. We are excited to announce multiple positions for Research Assistants to join our six-month research project assessing the viability of Developmental Interpretability (DevInterp). This is a chance to gain expertise in interpretability, develop your skills as a researcher, build out a network of collaborators and mentors, publish in major conferences, and open a path towards future opportunities, including potential permanent roles, recommendations, and successive collaborations. Background Developmental interpretability is a research agenda aiming to build tools for detecting, locating, and understanding phase transitions in learning dynamics of neural networks. It draws on techniques from singular learning theory, mechanistic interpretability, statistical physics, and developmental biology. Position Details General info: Title: Research Assistant / Research Engineer. Location: Remote, with hubs in Melbourne and London. Duration: Until March 2024 (at minimum). Compensation: base salary is USD$35k per year, to be paid out as an independent contractor at an hourly rate. Timeline: Application Deadline: September 15th, 2023 Ideal Start Date: October 2023 How to Apply: Complete the application form by the deadline. Further information on the application process will be provided in the form. Who We Are The developmental interpretability research team consists of experts across a number of areas of mathematics, physics, statistics and AI safety. The principal researchers: Daniel Murfet, mathematician and SLT expert, University of Melbourne. Susan Wei, statistician and SLT expert, University of Melbourne. Jesse Hoogland, MSc. Physics, SERI MATS scholar, RA in Krueger lab We have a range of projects currently underway, led by one of these principal researchers and involving a number of other PhD and MSc students from the University of Melbourne and collaborators from around the world. In an organizational capacity you would also interact with Alexander Oldenziel and Stan van Wingerden. You can find us and the broader DevInterp research community on our Discord. Beyond the Developmental Interpretability research agenda, you can read our first preprint on scalable SLT invariants and check out the lectures from the SLT & Alignment summit. Overview of Projects Here's the selection of the projects underway, some of which you would be expected to contribute to. These tend to be on the more experimental side: Developing scalable estimates for SLT invariants: Invariants like the (local) learning coefficient and (local) singular fluctuation can signal the presence of "hidden" phase transitions. Improving these techniques can help us better identify these transitions. DevInterp of vision models: To what extent do the kinds of circuits studied in the original circuits thread emerge through phase transitions? DevInterp of program synthesis: In examples where we know there is rich compositional structure, can we see it in the singularities? Practically, this means studying settings like modular arithmetic (grokking), multitask sparse parity, and more complex variants. DevInterp of in-context learning & induction heads: Is the development of induction heads a proper phase transition in the language of SLT? More ambitiously, can we apply singular learning theory to study in-context learning and make sense of "in-context phase transitions." DevInterp of language models: Can we detect phase transitions in simple language models (like TinyStories). Can we, from these transitions, discover circuit structure? Can we extend these techniques to larger models (e.g., in the Pythia suite). DevInterp of reinforcement learning models: To what extent are phase transitions inv...

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: Apply for the 2023 Developmental Interpretability Conference!, published by Stan van Wingerden on August 25, 2023 on LessWrong. What: A conference to advance the DevInterp research program When: 5-12 November 2023 Where: Wytham Abbey, Oxford How: Apply now! We are pleased to announce the upcoming Developmental Interpretability Conference, hosted at the historic Wytham Abbey in Oxford from 5 to 12 November. This conference expands upon the 2023 Singular Learning Theory & Alignment Summit and provides an opportunity to collaboratively work on open problems in the DevInterp Research Agenda. The conference program will recall the basics of Singular Learning Theory & DevInterp and will discuss the latest advancements in Developmental Interpretability. Click here to apply! Space at the conference is limited, so be sure to apply early as applications may close when all slots have been filled. We hope to see you in Oxford this November! FAQ What are the prerequisites? The conference will use ideas from algebraic geometry, Bayesian statistics and physics to understand machine learning and AI alignment. Although helpful, it is not necessary to master all these topics to productively participate in the conference. In order to get the most out of the conference program, we highly recommend participants review introductory SLT material such as Distilling Singular Learning Theory by Liam Carroll. Participants may also benefit from watching several of the Singular Learning Theory & Alignment Summit 2023 lectures. I am skeptical about some of the arguments for AI Alignment. Do I need to buy AI X-risk to attend this conference? We believe the development of superintelligent AI poses a serious risk for humanity and the DevInterp agenda aims to make progress on this problem. However, while making progress on AI alignment is the motivation behind our scientific agenda, SLT and developmental interpretability are of broad interest and we invite attendance from those wishing to learn more or contribute, on their own terms. Do I need to have attended the SLT & Alignment Summer 2023 Summit to be able to attend this DevInterp Conference? No, you do not need to have attended the SLT & Alignment Summer 2023 Summit to attend the DevInterp Conference. Do I need to pay to attend the conference? And how about lodging, food and travel costs? The conference is free to attend. Lodging, food and transit between Oxford and the venue are all kindly provided by Wytham Abbey. Travel costs to Oxford are not paid for. Will you offer travel support? The amount of travel support we can provide is TBD. Let us know in the application form if you are blocked from attending because of travel costs, and we'll see what we can do. How do I apply? By filling in this application form. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

Link to original articleWelcome 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: Apply for the 2023 Developmental Interpretability Conference!, published by Stan van Wingerden on August 25, 2023 on LessWrong. What: A conference to advance the DevInterp research program When: 5-12 November 2023 Where: Wytham Abbey, Oxford How: Apply now! We are pleased to announce the upcoming Developmental Interpretability Conference, hosted at the historic Wytham Abbey in Oxford from 5 to 12 November. This conference expands upon the 2023 Singular Learning Theory & Alignment Summit and provides an opportunity to collaboratively work on open problems in the DevInterp Research Agenda. The conference program will recall the basics of Singular Learning Theory & DevInterp and will discuss the latest advancements in Developmental Interpretability. Click here to apply! Space at the conference is limited, so be sure to apply early as applications may close when all slots have been filled. We hope to see you in Oxford this November! FAQ What are the prerequisites? The conference will use ideas from algebraic geometry, Bayesian statistics and physics to understand machine learning and AI alignment. Although helpful, it is not necessary to master all these topics to productively participate in the conference. In order to get the most out of the conference program, we highly recommend participants review introductory SLT material such as Distilling Singular Learning Theory by Liam Carroll. Participants may also benefit from watching several of the Singular Learning Theory & Alignment Summit 2023 lectures. I am skeptical about some of the arguments for AI Alignment. Do I need to buy AI X-risk to attend this conference? We believe the development of superintelligent AI poses a serious risk for humanity and the DevInterp agenda aims to make progress on this problem. However, while making progress on AI alignment is the motivation behind our scientific agenda, SLT and developmental interpretability are of broad interest and we invite attendance from those wishing to learn more or contribute, on their own terms. Do I need to have attended the SLT & Alignment Summer 2023 Summit to be able to attend this DevInterp Conference? No, you do not need to have attended the SLT & Alignment Summer 2023 Summit to attend the DevInterp Conference. Do I need to pay to attend the conference? And how about lodging, food and travel costs? The conference is free to attend. Lodging, food and transit between Oxford and the venue are all kindly provided by Wytham Abbey. Travel costs to Oxford are not paid for. Will you offer travel support? The amount of travel support we can provide is TBD. Let us know in the application form if you are blocked from attending because of travel costs, and we'll see what we can do. How do I apply? By filling in this application form. Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org

Wat zijn eigenlijk slechte teksten? En wat doe jij al schrijven fout? Hoe leer je dat af? In deze aflevering van de Meneer Van Dale-podcast praat ik daarover met Wouter van Wingerden, schrijver van het boek ‘Weg met slechte teksten' dat vorige week bij Van Dale is verschenen.

Marloes en Aldert spreken met Minke en Peter van Wingerden. Zij zijn de initiatiefnemers van de Floating Farm, een drijvende stadsboerderij in de Rotterdamse haven. Door de verwerking van reststromen uit de stad leveren zij die in de vorm van waardevolle producten weer terug. Met veel minder milieubelastend transport. Over vertical farming, dierenwelzijn, koeienbedden en circulariteit van voedselstromen en energie. Shownotes

Mackenzie Eaglen is a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, where she focuses on defense strategy, defense budgets, and military readiness.Mackenzie joins Pieter van Wingerden of Claremont McKenna College to discuss the state of the US defense industrial base, America's dwindling weapons stockpiles, and the role of allies in US defense strategy. To learn more about our 2023 Summer Honors Program, visit https://www.aei.org/summer-honors-program/

Authors: Andry Vleeming, Haitze J de Vries, Jan M A Mens, Jan-Paul van Wingerden

In this EUCdigest podcast, Eric van Klaveren had the opportunity to have a chat with Andreas van Wingerden, Solution Architect at Liquidware. In this episode he explains how he moved from accountant to Sales Engineer at Citrix, grew into a manager role, and moved back to his passion, working with customers and technology. Of course, we touch down on ProfileUnity, FlexApp, Stratusphere UX, and the latest CommandCTRL So tune in and listen to the latest scoop at Liquidware.

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: It was probably hard to hedge financial risk to EA, published by Stan van Wingerden on January 19, 2023 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Summary Hedging essentially means reducing the risk of your assets. [Link] Deciding whether or not to hedge (future) cashflow requires making a risk-reward tradeoff. [Link] Both the risks and the rewards of your hedges are uncertain & hard to guess for a variety of reasons. [Link] I think it was probably hard / expensive to safeguard EA crypto funds against the big crypto downswing, but this depends on the circumstances (which I know little about). [Link] Intro The financial situation of EA has significantly worsened over the last few months. This is not only due to the FTX debacle, but also due to a broad downswing in cryptocurrency and tech stock prices. It's worth investigating whether the financial risk of these events to EA organisations could have been mitigated somehow. This risk has many components, but the main financial risk issue to EA organisations I'm discussing here is the combination of multi-year $-denominated spending plans with future donations without fixed $ values. These cases show up all the time, be it from expected donations from companies or from broad financial exposure to different sectors, so one might wonder if EA organisations could have hedged some part of these future donations. This post deals with what it means to reduce risk through hedging (crypto) exposure, why one would want to, and why doing so might be undesirable or difficult in practice. I've tried to keep it non-technical, as it is intended to help a discussion on whether or not EA charities should have hedged their crypto exposure. I think most of this might still apply to stocks, but I'm no expert in that so I'm not discussing that. Definitely do not take any of this as financial or legal advice. What is hedging? Hedging essentially means reducing the risk of your assets. This can be done in a variety of ways, the most common of which use derivatives to place a bet that pays off if the price of the underlying crypto token goes down. For example, if you have 1 Bitcoin worth ~17000$ today but possibly less in 2024, you can agree with someone you trust to sell this bitcoin to them in 2024 for 17000$. This agreement to sell in the future functions as a hedge against price decreases of bitcoin: even if bitcoin drops in value, you'd still get 17k in 2024. (On the flip side, if bitcoin were to increase in price you would miss out on that as well.) One way to think about a hedge is as an insurance policy against bad market situations. You could also of course sell the bitcoin now in order to get rid of the risk in 2024. I'm going to ignore this possibility and focus instead on hedging future income, as I feel that those situations are most relevant to EA. In the above example, this would mean the bitcoin donation is made in 2024, you don't have access to it beforehand, but you want to get rid of the bitcoin price risk in the meantime. A more uncertain but potentially more valuable hedge would use assets that are correlated with the amount you're expected to be donated. If you both 1. expect to be donated large amounts of money by some company deeply involved in cryptocurrency and 2. expect the health of this company to be strongly related to the price of Bitcoin, then you can ‘hedge' your expected future donations by taking on a bitcoin short. After all, if the company goes under, then you expect the price of bitcoin to drop, and therefore your hedge should pay off in that scenario, allowing you to still receive some money in the place of your missed donations. Compared to the above example of hedging a to-be-donated bitcoin, this example is not a strictly risk-lowering hedge, as your correlation assumptions can turn out to be wrong. Still, this ...

Vor 35 Jahren ereignete sich eines der schwersten Flugzeugunglücke in der zivilen Luftfahrt Deutschlands: An einem stürmischen Februarmorgen stürzt ein Regionalflug des Nürnberger Flugdienstes zwischen Essen und Mülheim an der Ruhr ab. Alle 21 Insassen der Maschine sterben. Der Fall NFD 108 ist auch deswegen besonders, weil dieser Absturz eines der relativ wenigen fatalen Flugzeugunglücke nach einem Blitzeinschlag ist. Doch die Flugunfalluntersuchung wirft Fragen auf. Flugforensik ist zurück mit neuen Folgen, mit einer neuen Website flugforensik.de, mit Merchandising und der Möglichkeit den Podcast per Patreon-Spende zu unterstützen. In dieser Episode beschäftigen sich Benjamin Denes und Andreas Spaeth mit dem Absturz einer Fairchild Swearingen Metroliner am 8. Februar 1988. Die Maschine war unterwegs von Hannover nach Düsseldorf, die Passagiere waren fast ausschließlich Geschäftsleute. Der Regionalflug gerät trotz verschiedener Warnungen in eine Gewitterzelle und über Essen-Kettwig schlägt der Blitz in die Maschine ein. Es kommt zu einem Stromausfall an Bord und zu einer am Ende fatalen Kette von Ereignissen, die dazu führt, dass der Kapitän und die Copilotin die Kontrolle über den Metroliner verlieren. Das Propellerflugzeug gerät in eine extreme Lage und bricht in der Luft auseinander. Keine Überlebenschance für die Insassen. Flugforensik hat für diese Folge viele spannnende Interviews geführt: Der NFD-Gründer und bekannte Unternehmer Hans-Rudolf Wöhrl erzählt, wo seine Airline Ende der Achtzigerjahre stand und wie seiner Erinnerungen an die Tragödie sind. Ex-Metroliner-Pilot Erik van Wingerden analysiert die Vorgänge während der Fluges. Jens Friedemann, ein echter Flugforensiker von der Bundesstelle für Flugunfalluntersuchung (BFU) erklärt am Beispiel NFD108, wie er und seine Kollegen arbeiten. Ein Fotograf und ein Polizist schildern zudem ihre Erinnerungen an jenen Tag. Im vergangenen Herbst haben die Hörer abgestimmt und entschieden: Flugforensik soll weiter auf allen gängigen Plattformen frei und kostenlos verfügbar bleiben. Weil dieses aufwändige Hobbyprojekt aber Kosten verursacht, bieten wir ab jetzt drei andere Wege an, den Podcast zu unterstützen. Per Patreon-Mitgliedschaft https://www.patreon.com/user?u=84692298 Durch den Kauf von Merchandising-Produkten https://flugforensik.myspreadshop.de/ Über Werbung, die wir im Podcast persönlich präsentieren https://flugforensik.de/2023/01/01/werbung/ Wir bedanken uns bei den Patreons der ersten Stunde: Kai, Susanne Möhrke, Ira Adam, bei Romana, Henning, Lars, Peter, Christian, Kerstin, Timo und Manu S. Danke auch an alle, die schon Shirts und Hoodies geordert haben! Wir danken dem Fotografen Konstantin von Wedelstaedt, dass er uns eine Metroliner-Aufnahme für das Cover zur Verfügung gestellt hat. Die Steckbriefe auch dieser Episode hat Anne-Katrin Mellmann gesprochen, die Lesung aus dem Unfallbericht und den anderen Einspieler Neela Richter. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/flugforensik/message

Art of Procurement is best known for our podcast, but did you know that we also host a number of virtual conferences each year as well? These longer form events allow us to have in-depth discussions about the opportunities and challenges procurement professionals face. All of those opportunities and challenges can be met with a combination of digital solutions, data, and powerful relationships - and we get to hear real world examples of how that works from our event speakers.  In this specially curated podcast, Helen Mackenzie shares her most memorable excerpts from this year's virtual events: Melissa Drew, Associate Partner at IBM, speaking about how AI can elevate procurement's focus from tactical to strategic SpendHQ Chief Operating Officer Doug Van Wingerden talking about how technology is changing the ‘game' of category management Tanya Manning-Grant, CEO of TMG Professional Services Consulting Firm, focusing on driving supply chain value in disrupted times

My guest is Alex Van Wingerden is the owner and CEO of Westland Floral, Gallup & Stribling Orchids and Alexander Ranch.  Westland Floral traces its roots to the 17th century and the Cornelis Van Wingerden family of the Westland region of the Netherlands. For fifteen generations, the knowledge and passion for cultivating flowers, fruits, and vegetables under glasshouses have passed from one generation to the next.The story of Westland Floral evolves into the 21st century with the journey of four Van Wingerden brothers to America in 1967. Lured by the promise of prosperity and the American dream, the “Dutch Brothers” came in search of farmland where they could cultivate a better life. The brothers brought with them their families, the spirit of entrepreneurship, horticultural knowledge, and a passion for farming.Westland Floral  website - http://westlandfloral.com/, https://gallup-stribling.com/westlandfloral/ and https://alexanderranchinc.com/contact/sister-companies/This episode is sponsored by UnitedAg,  one of the largest association health plans to offer healthcare to the agriculture industry of California and Arizona.  Kirti Mutatkar, President and CEO of UnitedAg. Reach me kmutatkar@unitedag.org, www.linkedin.com/in/kirtimutatkarUnitedAg's website - www.unitedag.orgThe episode is also sponsored by Brent Eastman Insurance Services Inc. - https://brenteastman.com/Blue Shield of California - https://www.blueshieldca.com/Elite Medical - https://www.elitecorpmed.com/Gallagher - https://www.ajg.com/SAIN Medical - https://sainmedical.com/ 

Am Nachmittag des 31. August 2000 ereignet sich vor der Küste Kaliforniens eine Tragödie. Im dicht beflogenen Luftraum vor Los Angeles werden mehrere Flugzeugbesatzungen Augenzeugen des Absturzes einer MD-83 von Alaska Airlines. Nach einem 80 Sekunden langen Sturzflug in Rückenlage rast die Maschine in den Pazifischen Ozean - alle 88 Menschen an Bord sterben. Vorangegangen war der Überlebenskampf von zwei erfahrenen Piloten, deren Jet außer Kontrolle geraten ist. In der neuen Episode von Flugforensik widmen sich Benjamin Denes und Andreas Spaeth dem Flug Alaska 261. Die MD-83 sollte von Puerto Vallarta in Mexiko über San Francisco nach Seattle fliegen. Doch schon relativ kurz nach dem Start bemerkten die Piloten Probleme mit der Steuerung des Höhenleitwerks der "Maddog". Wie man diese Höhenleitwerk trimmt, was die Besonderheiten der MD-83 sind und wieso ein Anruf im Servicecenter von Alaska Airlines nicht weiterhilft, erklärt der Studiogast dieser Episode - der Ex-MD-83-Copilot Erik van Wingerden. Flugforensik ist jetzt ein Jahr alt: Wenn dir unser Podcast gefällt, dann abonniere ihn, bewerte uns positiv und empfehle Flugforensik weiter. Danke! Shownotes: Die Website von Studiogast Erik van Wingerden ATC-O-Töne: Download von liveatc.com Musik "Split Screen Awoke" von daub audio (via Pixabay) Stationvoice: Bastian Börner Sprecherin der Steckbriefe: Anne-Katrin Mellmann Videos und spannende Links zu dieser Episode findest du in diesem Artikel: https://flugforensik.de/2022/09/14/bonusmaterial-zur-episode-7-alaska-261/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/flugforensik/message

Thank you to our presenting sponsor Merck Animal Health Ventures! https://www.merck-animal-health.com/animal-health-ventures/ Floating Farm: https://floatingfarm.nl/ Vence: https://vence.io/  We have a fascinating story today about the world's first floating farm. To some of you that may sound far fetched or maybe even like a gimmick, but I assure you it's anything but. And it can open our minds to new possibilities for what and where a farm can be. Even a livestock farm.  Today's episode features both Peter and Vincent van Wingerden. Peter has a background in engineering and started his company to build large buildings on the water. His experience in New York City in 2013 prompted him to focus full time on the concept of a floating farm. He'll talk more about that in the moment. Joining Peter is his son Vincent, who also happens to work in agtech with Microsoft. Vincent is a Technical Architect for data and AI and ag is one of the sectors he is working in. It was so great to have both Peter and Vincent on the interview to talk about the floating farm, and about agricultural technology and sustainability more broadly.  Stay tuned to the end of the episode for a short profile on Vence, a company we featured by in 246 and has since become a portfolio company of Merck Animal Health Ventures.  Support the Future of Agriculture podcast by joining the FoA community! www.Patreon.com/agriculture 

Als er één ding is waar mensen zich graag over opwinden dan zijn het wel taalfouten. Die van anderen welteverstaan. Voorbeelden genoeg maar ‘hun hebben' geldt als de ergste in het rijtje. Taalexpert Wouter van Wingerden wordt juist heel vrolijk van taalfouten omdat hij snapt waarom we ze maken. In deze aflevering van Woordwaarde ontleedt hij enkele hardnekkige klassiekers. Ja maar.. In zijn boek ‘Maar zo heb ik het geleerd' duikt Wouter van Wingerden in vijftig taalkwesties waar vaak verwarring over is. Wie ooit wel eens om de oren is geslagen over een taalfout, kan in het boek bruikbare munitie vinden. Sommige taalregels zijn helemaal niet zo zwart-wit als ze er op school zijn ingestampt. In het onderwijs is volgens Van Wingerden te weinig ruimte om de nuances mee te nemen. Het lijkt een oplossingsstrategie van docenten, begrijpelijk, maar zo worden mensen onzeker gemaakt. Grip op de wereld Taalregels geven houvast, grip op de wereld en dat is fijn in een tijd waarin de informatie continu over je heen rolt. Dat verklaart ook waarom sommige mensen zo aan de regels hangen, denkt Van Wingerden. De taal van anderen corrigeren of ridiculiseren is een minder mooie eigenschap. Daar zitten vaak allerlei sociale oordelen achter. Van Wingerden smult juist van ‘taalfouten' omdat ze laten zien dat sommige regels onlogisch zijn. Hij pleit voor minder taalmoraal en meer taalverwondering. ‘Als je wil dat het Nederlands nooit meer verandert, moet je stoppen met Nederlands spreken. Dan wordt het een dode taal. Echte taal is juist gesproken taal'. Gast Wouter van Wingerden is taaladviseur, lid van de Commissie Spelling en auteur van het boek 'Maar zo heb ik het geleerd'. Volg Wouter op twitter of lees zijn blog over actuele taalkwesties.  Host Maria Punch is stemcoach, schrijftrainer en taalwatcher bij BNR. Ze wil alles weten over de impact en functionaliteit van de taal die we elke dag gebruiken. Maria heeft 18 jaar ervaring in de journalistiek als radionieuwslezer, redacteur, samensteller en trainer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter van Wingerden heeft met Floating Farm de eerste drijvende boerderij ter wereld in de Rotterdamse haven gerealiseerd. Luister in deze Podcast naar het boeiende verhaal van Peter over zijn visie op de klimaatcrisis en op welke wijze er met de Floating Farm hiervoor aan oplossingen wordt gewerkt. Verder kom je meer te weten over hoe het idee hiervoor is geboren, welke obstakels er moesten worden overwonnen en hoe zijn project al wereldwijde belangstelling heeft gewekt. Meer over de missie “Gezond voedsel produceren in steden, dichtbij de consument” is terug te vinden op de website www.floatingfarm.nl

Brent Schlenker and Chris van Wingerden, co-hosts of the popular IDIODC podcast from dominKnow, fill us in on how they started their podcast and provide listeners with valuable insights into starting one of your own. Instructional Designers in Offices Drinking Coffee (IDIODC) podcast dominKnow YouTube IDIODC episodes IDIODC LinkedIn Group

Bonus! Deze podcast heb ik gemaakt voor de Collegedag van de Nederlandse Medicijnautoriteit. Gemaakt door Peter Joosten. In deze podcast vertel ik over een fictief scenario: biohackers verbeteren zichzelf met mRNA moleculen. Daarnaast neem ik je mee in de wereld van de supermens en luister je naar twee interviews. Het eerste gesprek is met een proefpersoon die heeft meegewerkt aan een experimenteel geneesmiddel. Het tweede gesprek is met een medisch ethicus over de morele dilemma's van mensverbetering. Ben jij klaar voor de Supermens? Timestamps* (0:00) Start (0:49) Introductie (2:16) De Supermens in mythes, sages en legendes (5:43) Interview met Gideon van Wingerden (proefpersoon) (10:17) Intermezzo: biohacking met mRNA (12:57) Interview met professor Maartje Schermer (19:23) Mijn conclusie (21:00) Einde * In sommige apps kun de tijden aanklikken en direct dat deel van de podcast luisteren Shownotes: - Illustraties door Susan: www.mesaverdestudio.com - Meer over podcasts in opdracht: https://peterjoosten.net/maatwerk - CBG Collegedag - What if biohackers injected themselves with mRNA? - The Economist Meer weten: https://peterjoosten.net/podcast - over deze podcast; https://peterjoosten.net/nieuwsbrief - de maandelijkse nieuwsbrief.

Van aandachtshoer tot zuipschuit, de Nederlandse taal kent veel van dit soort beeldende woorden. Taalkundige Wouter van Wingerden maakte met behulp van zijn volgers op Twitter een top 75. In deze podcast komen de vermakelijkste voorbij, zoals vreethaak, reetketelsteen, zweefteef en sleurhut. We bespreken waar deze woorden vandaan komen, wat ze uitbeelden en in hoeverre het verstandig is ze te gebruiken in het dagelijks leven of in je teksten.

In this EUCdigest Podcast episode you have the opportunity to get a glimpse of the Dutch Citrix User Group event in The Netherlands. We were there and had the privilege to have speakers, guests and the DuCUG board behind the mic at this post-covid community event.Various speakers such's as Ingmar Verheij, Gerjon Kunst, Rody Kossen, Patrick van den Born, Rick Stijnman, Pim van der Vis, Andreas van Wingerden and Barry Schiffer all shared their insights on the event, their session, or their appetite for the Bosche Bol. Join us in this coverage of the 19th edition of this Dutch Citrix User Group event

Vandaag interview ik een dame die écht haar eigen pad gecreëerd heeft. Bellatrix van Wingerden werd o.a. als twintiger de eerste vrouwelijke commandant van de Reddingsbrigade in het toen nog conservatieve Ouddorp. En bouwde haar eigen Yoga school daar ook op. Tijdens het interview zoomen we in op de Kracht van de Natuur en de volgende bold move van deze dame...

My guest today is Vincent van Wingerden, Technical Architect for Data & AI at Microsoft. Vincent and I spoke about quantum-inspired computing, about the open-source Quantum Katas education project and much more. We hope you enjoy this episode. Please let us know how we did by emailing hello@classiq.io

Liebe Hörerinnen, liebe Hörer. In meinem heutigen Podcast geht es um eine Nachwuchs-Handballerin, die beim Erstligisten HSG Blomberg-Lippe unter Vertrag steht. Emelyn van Wingerden, kurz Emy genannt, ist in Berlin geboren, ist in jungen Jahren schon ins Sportinternat Frankfurt/Oder gewechselt und hat bisher ihren Weg sehr zielstrebig und erfolgreich verfolgt. Die erst 19-jährige Rechtsaußen gehört zum festen Stamm […]

Samen met Rick van Wingerden, Michelle en Albert van der Heide in gesprek over het "verstaan van Gods stem". Kan je Gods stem horen, begrijpen en hoe leer je dat dan? Vanuit het Woord van God en de eigen ervaring van drie volledig verschillende mensen. Leer en ontdek, hoe de ontdekkingen die zij doen je [...]

Samen met Rick van Wingerden, Michelle en Albert van der Heide in gesprek over het "verstaan van Gods stem". Kan je Gods stem horen, begrijpen en hoe leer je dat dan? Vanuit het Woord van God en de eigen ervaring van drie volledig verschillende mensen. Leer en ontdek, hoe de ontdekkingen die zij doen je [...]

Everyone will have an opportunity to accept or reject Christ, right? But down through history, and even today, there are people who have never of of the Bible, Jesus Christ, or had that opportunity. Here are a few principles which help us to think through this difficult issue. This episode article was written by Lita Cosner and podcast produced by Joseph Darnell out of the CMI-USA office. Become a monthly contributor at our site. You can also help out by telling your family and friends to check out the podcasts. RELATED RESOURCES Genesis and the Gospel Connection Why Does a Good God Allow Bad Things? The Genesis Account LINKS AND SHOW NOTES Original article God’s justice and ‘the things that are made’ Hell questions answered Why would a loving God allow death and suffering? Poor reasons to reject Christianity God Questions and Answers Jesus Christ Questions and Answers Death and Suffering Questions and Answers Good News! Find thousands of other interesting articles at Creation.com. ► Follow on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and get the eNewsletter. Check out our other show Creation Talk. FEATURED IN THIS EPISODE Worlds Apart by Lance Conrad Toward the Horizon by Ken Elkinson Home by Jason Donnelly Clouds by Valentina Gribanova Thanks to Will van Wingerden for the photo on Unsplash

Samen met Rick van Wingerden, Michelle en Albert van der Heide in gesprek over het "verstaan van Gods stem". Kan je Gods stem horen, begrijpen en hoe leer je dat dan? Vanuit het Woord van God en de eigen ervaring van drie volledig verschillende mensen. Leer en ontdek, hoe de ontdekkingen die zij doen je [...]

Samen met Rick van Wingerden, Michelle en Albert van der Heide in gesprek over het "verstaan van Gods stem". Kan je Gods stem horen, begrijpen en hoe leer je dat dan? Vanuit het Woord van God en de eigen ervaring van drie volledig verschillende mensen. Leer en ontdek, hoe de ontdekkingen die zij doen je [...]

Samen met Rick van Wingerden, Michelle en Albert van der Heide in gesprek over het "verstaan van Gods stem". Kan je Gods stem horen, begrijpen en hoe leer je dat dan? Vanuit het Woord van God en de eigen ervaring van drie volledig verschillende mensen. Leer en ontdek, hoe de ontdekkingen die zij doen je [...]

Samen met Rick van Wingerden, Michelle en Albert van der Heide in gesprek over het "verstaan van Gods stem". Kan je Gods stem horen, begrijpen en hoe leer je dat dan? Vanuit het Woord van God en de eigen ervaring van drie volledig verschillende mensen. Leer en ontdek, hoe de ontdekkingen die zij doen je [...]

Wouter van Wingerden is taalkundige maar géén taalnazi. In deze podcast vertelt hij waarom je taal- en grammaticaregels soms beter kunt negeren als je aantrekkelijk wil schrijven. Hij behandelt 9 woorden die je beter kunt schrappen. En hij laat je horen waarom clichés soms prachtig kunnen zijn.  Wouter zit in de Commissie Spelling die het groene boekje samenstelt en hij werkte lang voor het tijdschrift Onze Taal. Op zijn website www.doetietsmettaal.nl schrijft hij spitsvondige artikelen over taal. Je kunt hem daar ook inhuren om je teksten te corrigeren of redigeren.  Als je gaat luisteren, krijg je alvast een heleboel gratis tips om aantrekkelijker en minder abstract te schrijven.   

Fabienne de Vries ging tijdens een Let's Talk Business in gesprek over makelaardij en de woningmarkt met gasten van ERA Nederland. Te gast waren CEO Paul van den Putten, makelaar Ralph van Wingerden en CDO Arjan Terpstra. In het radioprogramma Let’s Talk Business gaat het uiteraard over de business, maar vooral ook over de persoonlijke visie en de ambities van de hoofdgast. Er wordt teruggeblikt, vooruitgekeken en er worden persoonlijke ervaringen gedeeld. Wat ging er goed, wat zijn leerpunten en hoe ziet de business er over 5 jaar uit. Dit alles in een één uur durend radioprogramma, met lekkere muziek en onder de enthousiaste (bege)leiding van presentatoren Martine Hauwert, Fabienne de Vries, Ron Lemmens, Folkert Tempelman, Robert Denneman, Rick van Velthuysen en Koen Bugter. Ken je zelf ondernemende mensen die je graag in de uitzending zou willen horen? Laat het ons weten via info@newbusinessradio.nl of tweet het via @newbusradionl Let's Talk Business hoor je elke maandag, woensdag en vrijdag tussen 10:00 en 11:00 uur en elke woensdag, donderdag en vrijdag tussen 16:00 en 17:00 uur via www.newbusinessradio.nl! Let’s Talk Business wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door Baaz.nl en ABOS Café Primero; ambachtelijk gebrande en maatschappelijk verantwoorde koffie.

Mandy & Mike have 4 children that were all sick with a respiratory illness, all of them were on breathing treatments that were loaded with steroids, antibiotics, and a bunch of other drugs.    She was recommended by a friend of hers to look into Chiropractic Care but she dismissed it not believing it would work.    When she was nursing her 6 week old daughter while giving her breathing treatment she looked at her husband and said there has to be a better way.   In this podcast Mandy & Mike share their story on how they went from being skeptics of chiropractic care to how it completely changed the health and well being of their family. 

De overheid doet te makkelijk over de gevolgen voor de Bouw van PFAS en stikstof. Dit zegt scheidend BAM-topman Rob van Wingerden tegen BNR. 'Het lijkt oké, de overheid zegt: 'We hebben die PFAS-norm op 0,8 dus je kunt door. Zoek voor stikstof lokale mogelijkheden'. Ik vind dat nogal makkelijk', zegt Van Wingerden.

De plannen met de zelfstandigenaftrek, het onverwachte vertrek van BAM-topman Rob van Wingerden en de verdwijnende Blokker-winkels in België en Luxemburg. We gaan het allemaal bespreken in het panel.

In a predominantly male industry, Arielle Van Wingerden has made her mark.   A multi-generational horticulture grower, and a student of business, Arielle has a very unique perspective on what it’s like to be a female and a leader in the industry.    “There’s this common misconception that women are trying to take over. But really, all we’re looking for is collaboration.”   On this episode of CropTalk, Charlie chats with Arielle on why bringing more women into horticulture will bring a new level of growth to the industry that’s unprecedented.

In 3x10 horen we vandaag 3 sprekers met een 10 minuten durende boodschap. Peter Jonkees heeft een boodschap over de vader die God is, die altijd met open armen op ons wacht, vol genade en liefde. Lydia van Wingerden weet hoe het is om uit te schreeuwen naar God en ook dat we dat nodig hebben om uiteindelijk los te kunnen laten. Ze daagt je uit om God te vragen wie Hij voor je wil zijn in jouw situatie en Hij zal antwoorden. Je ontvang zegen zodra je je focus op Hem legt in plaats van jezelf. Elisa de Braak daagt je uit om de controle uit handen te geven. Genade komt niet voort uit jouw daden: daar doe je het offer van Jezus mee tekort. Zijn genade en acceptatie hoef je niet meer te verdienen. Als je Zijn genade leert te accepteren leef je in totale vrijheid.

#4 De reputatie van bouwbedrijven staat zwaar onder druk, Rob van Wingerden, CEO BAM, reageert. by OnBrandScan

Interview met coach en trainer Dominique van Wingerden over persoonlijke en talentontwikkeling. Dominique deelt haar inzichten met betrekking tot talentmanagement en - ontwikkeling die ze heeft opgedaan door een breed scala aan mensen en organisaties te coachen en te trainen. Eigenaar van Pause to Play en partner bij Ideefix HR solutions. https://www.linkedin.com/in/dominiquevanwingerden

Jessica, hoogleraar en auteur, deelt haar ideeën met Ben. Hoe blijf je energiek en bevlogen in je werk? Met tips over: nieuwsgierigheid, betekenis en gezond leven. Gebaseerd op onderzoek én heel praktisch.

This week's guest poet is Morgaine van Wingerden, who will be flying to the USA very soon, as a member of the team representing Australia at the National Poetry Slam in Chicago.Morgaine's work pulls no punches, and, amongst other things, she shares with us some of her dark and raw insights into child and motherhood, family violence, modern dating horrors, and the importance of writing in dealing with past trauma.

In deze tweede aflevering van de Login TechCast spreken Eric en Sander met Andreas van Wingerden over ‘IoT in the workspace’. Andreas werkt al geruime tijd voor Citrix waar hij momenteel de rol van Sr. Manager Sales Engineering vervult. Bovendien is hij geregeld gastspreker op events en blogt hij voor Computable over o.a. security en de digital workplace. Hup, luisteren die hap!

Mag je zeggen 'ik heb dat uitgeprint', of moet je zeggen 'ik heb dat geprint?' In de podcast Schrijfvis Doet Iets Met Taal bespreken Dennis Rijnvis en Wouter van Wingerden schrijf- en taalkwesties. Deze keer: contaminaties.

Wanneer schrijf je 'hen', en wanneer schrijf je 'hun'? In de podcast Schrijfvis Doet Iets Met Taal bespreken Dennis Rijnvis en Wouter van Wingerden schrijf- en taalkwesties. Deze keer: het gebruik van hen en hun.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chill-Out-Session/538566226224267?ref=hl iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ro/podcast/chill-out-session/id1084852818?mt=2 Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/zoltanbiro Hearthis: https://hearthis.at/zoltanbiro Mixcrate: http://www.mixcrate.com/kaligula3741 Homepage: http://chilloutsessionworld.blogspot.com © All Rights Reserved to the artists! Cover: Will van Wingerden / unsplash.com 1.Electrix - Je me vois 2.Jose Astrales - Astralyca 3.Sunyata Project - Eastern Promises 4.C.Cil - Sunset 5.Blank & Jones - Universus 6.Hanky - Heliumstern 7.Five Seasons - It's All Good, Man 8.Gold Lounge - I'm The One 9.Dharma Frequency - Kamasutra Chill 10.Jens Buchert - Mermaid 11.Han Tronic - Tea del Mar 12.Fade - Energetic 13.Marga Sol - High Mountains 14.Durga Amata - Nabazhen

As any psychologist can tell you, our understanding of God is vitally important. Many are held captive by an imaginary deity shaped by fear, pain, past, or our own desires. These humanly-inspired gods always fail us, or forever holding us in torment. So the question is, what is God really like? How can we spot the authentic from the counterfeit? More…

It's episode 19 of Season 6. On this week's show we have six tales about visceral visions, cantankerous curses, and wicked wilderness. The full episode features the following stories. The free version features only the first two tales. "The Codex" written by Malcolm Teller and read by Erika Sanderson & David Ault. (Story starts at 00:03:30) "Recluse" written by Jimmy Juliano and read by Jesse Cornett & Nikolle Doolin. (Story starts at 00:27:50) "Animal Crackers" written by Manen Lyset and read by Elie Hirschman. (Story starts at 01:05:55) "Dial Tone" written by Max Aaron and read by David Cummings. (Story starts at 01:16:15) "The Monsters are Already Here" written by Matt Dymerski and read by Peter Lewis & Aiko van Wingerden. (Story starts at 01:29:40) "Search and Rescue – Pt. 2" written by R. Brauer and read by Mike DelGaudio & Jesse Cornett. (Story starts at 01:56:20) Click here to learn more about Malcolm Teller   Click here to learn more about Jimmy Juliano   Click here to learn more about Manen Lyset   Click here to learn more about Max Aaron   Click here to learn more about Matt Dymerski   Click here to learn more about R. Brauer   Click here to learn more about Erika Sanderson   Click here to learn more about David Ault   Click here to learn more about Jesse Cornett   Click here to learn more about Nikolle Doolin   Click here to learn more about Elie Hirschman   Click here to learn more about Peter Lewis   Click here to learn more about Aiko van Wingerden   Click here to learn more about Mike DelGaudio   Podcast produced by: David Cummings Music & Sound Design by: Brandon Boone & David Cummings. "Recluse" illustration courtesy of Charlie Cody Audio program ©2016 - Creative Reason Media - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.

It's episode 9 of Season 6. On this week's show we have five tales about undead urchins, miniature misery, and frightening filth. The full episode features the following stories. The free version features only the first two tales. "We Were Wrong About the Zombie Apocalypse" written by Rhonda Hussey and read by Corinne Sanders. (Story starts at 00:04:00) "Sleepless" written by L. Chan and read by David Ault & Erika Sanderson & James Cleveland. (Story starts at 00:21:10) "In the Backyard" written by Manen Lyset and read by Aiko van Wingerden. (Story starts at 00:59:00) "The Ballad of Sadie and Madeline" written by Rona Vaselaar and read by Jessica McEvoy & Nichole Goodnight. (Story starts at 01:09:40) "Be Careful Whose Messes You Clean Up" written by Dylan Pecelli and read by Peter Lewis. (Story starts at 01:34:30)   Click here to learn more about artist Matthew Kocanda   Click here for the podcast's Facebook page   Click here for the podcast's Twitter page   Click here for the podcast's Tumblr page   Click here to learn more about L. Chan   Click here to learn more about Manen Lyset   Click here to learn more about Rona Vaselaar   Click here to learn more about Corinne Sanders   Click here to learn more about David Ault   Click here to learn more about Erika Sanderson   Click here to learn more about Aiko van Wingerden   Click here to learn more about Jessica McEvoy   Click here to learn more about Nichole Goodnight   Click here to learn more about Peter Lewis   Podcast produced by: David Cummings Music & Sound Design by: Brandon Boone & David Cummings. "Sleepless" illustration courtesy of Matthew Kocanda Audio program ©2015 - Creative Reason Media - All Rights Reserved - No reproduction or use of this content is permitted without the express written consent of Creative Reason Media. The copyrights for each story are held by the respective authors.