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PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "È una manifestazione di grandissimo impatto sull'internazionalizzazione, nonché il frutto di un lungo lavoro anche diplomatico che ha coinvolto le ambasciate italiane in Qatar e negli Emirati Arabi Uniti". Lo ha detto il rettore dell'Università di Palermo, Massimo Midiri, a margine della Winter School on Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Risk nella quale quaranta docenti e studenti della Qatar University di Doha e della RAK Medical & Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti parteciperanno a un programma intensivo di formazione e ricerca. "Oggi per la prima volta vediamo a Palermo e in Sicilia una delegazione di studenti di questi Paesi: faranno un percorso insieme ai nostri docenti sui temi del diabete e della prevenzione cardiovascolare, che in quell'area rappresentano una gravissima causa di morti precoci". In più, il rettore evidenzia come "questo progetto avrà un grandissimo impatto sulle relazioni internazionali tra la nostra Università e le loro: per Palermo è un'occasione d'oro, perché questi atenei hanno imponenti finanziamenti privati e se decidessero di investire sulla nostra città andremmo incontro a un'occasione di crescita, sia in ambito tecnologico sia nello scambio che i nostri ragazzi potrebbero avere per frequentare periodi di soggiorno e studio in Qatar e negli Emirati Arabi Uniti". xd8/vbo/gtr/mca2

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "È una manifestazione di grandissimo impatto sull'internazionalizzazione, nonché il frutto di un lungo lavoro anche diplomatico che ha coinvolto le ambasciate italiane in Qatar e negli Emirati Arabi Uniti". Lo ha detto il rettore dell'Università di Palermo, Massimo Midiri, a margine della Winter School on Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Risk nella quale quaranta docenti e studenti della Qatar University di Doha e della RAK Medical & Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti parteciperanno a un programma intensivo di formazione e ricerca. "Oggi per la prima volta vediamo a Palermo e in Sicilia una delegazione di studenti di questi Paesi: faranno un percorso insieme ai nostri docenti sui temi del diabete e della prevenzione cardiovascolare, che in quell'area rappresentano una gravissima causa di morti precoci". In più, il rettore evidenzia come "questo progetto avrà un grandissimo impatto sulle relazioni internazionali tra la nostra Università e le loro: per Palermo è un'occasione d'oro, perché questi atenei hanno imponenti finanziamenti privati e se decidessero di investire sulla nostra città andremmo incontro a un'occasione di crescita, sia in ambito tecnologico sia nello scambio che i nostri ragazzi potrebbero avere per frequentare periodi di soggiorno e studio in Qatar e negli Emirati Arabi Uniti". xd8/vbo/gtr/mca2

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "Questo è molto importante per l'Università del Qatar. Penso che i nostri studenti trarranno tutti i benefici da questo evento importante e speriamo che questo sia l'inizio di una collaborazione a lungo termine tra l'Università del Qatar e l'Università di Palermo. Vorrei ringraziare gli organizzatori per aver organizzato tutto e per aver reso possibile questo evento importante". Lo ha detto Michail Nomikos, Head of Research and Graduate Studies Qatar University, a margine della Winter School on Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Risk nella quale quaranta docenti e studenti della Qatar University di Doha e della RAK Medical & Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti parteciperanno a un programma intensivo di formazione e ricerca. xd8/vbo/gtr/mca2

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "Questo è molto importante per l'Università del Qatar. Penso che i nostri studenti trarranno tutti i benefici da questo evento importante e speriamo che questo sia l'inizio di una collaborazione a lungo termine tra l'Università del Qatar e l'Università di Palermo. Vorrei ringraziare gli organizzatori per aver organizzato tutto e per aver reso possibile questo evento importante". Lo ha detto Michail Nomikos, Head of Research and Graduate Studies Qatar University, a margine della Winter School on Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Risk nella quale quaranta docenti e studenti della Qatar University di Doha e della RAK Medical & Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti parteciperanno a un programma intensivo di formazione e ricerca. xd8/vbo/gtr/mca2

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "Questo evento è davvero molto importante per la nostra università. Abbiamo mandato qui i nostri studenti per fare esperienza, non solo in ambito accademico e clinico, ma anche culturale. I nostri studenti non vedono l'ora, davvero, di apprendere tutto e godersi il tempo, ed è molto importante. E consolida una collaborazione tra le due istituzioni per proseguire insieme e avviare in futuro lo scambio di studenti, e nel prossimo futuro, ci concentreremo anche sullo scambio di docenti. Inoltre, stiamo presentando molte richieste di finanziamento per sovvenzioni europee". Lo ha detto Mohamed El-Tanani, Vice-President Rak Medical and Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti, a margine della Winter School on Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Risk nella quale quaranta docenti e studenti della Qatar University di Doha e della RAK Medical & Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti parteciperanno a un programma intensivo di formazione e ricerca.xd8/vbo/gtr

PALERMO (ITALPRESS) - "Questo evento è davvero molto importante per la nostra università. Abbiamo mandato qui i nostri studenti per fare esperienza, non solo in ambito accademico e clinico, ma anche culturale. I nostri studenti non vedono l'ora, davvero, di apprendere tutto e godersi il tempo, ed è molto importante. E consolida una collaborazione tra le due istituzioni per proseguire insieme e avviare in futuro lo scambio di studenti, e nel prossimo futuro, ci concentreremo anche sullo scambio di docenti. Inoltre, stiamo presentando molte richieste di finanziamento per sovvenzioni europee". Lo ha detto Mohamed El-Tanani, Vice-President Rak Medical and Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti, a margine della Winter School on Diabetes and Cardiometabolic Risk nella quale quaranta docenti e studenti della Qatar University di Doha e della RAK Medical & Health Sciences University degli Emirati Arabi Uniti parteciperanno a un programma intensivo di formazione e ricerca.xd8/vbo/gtr

Scoil Gheimhridh Merriman will take place this weekend. The event, celebrates Brian Merriman, the Irish language, Irish culture and society, and County Clare. The Old Ground Hotel here in Ennis is the venue for Scoil Gheimhridh Merriman. To tell us more, Committee Member, Síle Ní Choincheannain joined Alan Morrissey on Friday's Morning Focus. Picture (c) https://www.merriman.ie/en/

Youth Talk with Bibi Ayesha: Winter school holidays by Radio Islam

Vu sur The Pure Drop : La Brittany Winter School d'Arzon 2024  Ronald reçoit Eddy Guilloteau- Sophie Bardou et Remi Brannon pour évoquer la Brittany Winter School d'Arzon 2024. Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Marco Alparone, vice presidente e assessore al Bilancio e Finanza della Regione Lombardia, e Gianluigi Greco, presidente dell'Associazione Italiana per l'Intelligenza Artificiale.abr/gtr

CERCERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Giuseppe Limongelli, direttore del Centro di Coordinamento Malattie Rare della Regione Campania, e Iole Fantozzi, sub commissario alla Sanità della Regione Calabria. abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Luciano Grasso, Health City Manager del Comune di Genova, e
 Paolo Andreini, Presidente del consiglio d'amministrazione di Unica Spa.abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Marcello Gemmato, sottosegretario alla Salute, e Vito Montanaro, direttore del dipartimento di Salute della Regione Puglia.abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Gilberto Pichetto Fratin, ministro dell'Ambiente e della Sicurezza Energetica, e Alessio Butti, sottosegretario all'Innovazione.abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Claudio Zanon, Direttore Scientifico Motore Sanità, Mariella Enoc, Procuratrice speciale Ospedale Valduce.abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Franco Lucente, Assessore ai Trasporti e Mobilità sostenibile della Regione Lombardia, Lorenzo Gubian, Direttore Generale ARIA Spa della Regione Lombardia.abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Matteo Monti, Sindaco di Cernobbio, Anna Dotti, Consigliere Regionale Lombardia.abr/gtr

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Angelo Gratarola, Assessore alla Sanità della Regione Liguria, Paolo Petralia, Vice Presidente Vicario FIASO.abr/gtr/

CERNOBBIO (ITALPRESS) - A Cernobbio si è tenuta la Winter School 2024 di Motore Sanità, evento che riunisce oltre 200 relatori, conta decine di sessioni plenarie e laboratori per mettere attorno a uno stesso tavolo le istituzioni che governano la Salute, i Ministeri, le Regioni, i manager, amministratori di Sanità pubblica e privata, medici, infermieri e tecnici, operatori, Società scientifiche, Ordini professionali, Associazioni di categoria, opinon leaders, sindacati e pazienti, e promosso in media partnership, tra l'altro, con Italpress. In questa clip Massimo Scaccabarozzi, Presidente ON RADAR di Fondazione Internazionale Menarini, Roberto Cota, avvocato.abr/gtr/

As part of the non-sponsored sporadic "B-sides" series*, Ben and Ben sit down to talk with ⁠Micha Birklbauer,⁠ University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. This episode was recorded live at the EuBIC-MS 2024 Winter School in Winterberg, Germany, as part of a Science Communication Workshop.

Thinking back on it today, X Games champion Alex Schlopy still shakes his head. A homegrown product of Park City, Utah, in a month-long span in 2011 he won an X Games title in Aspen, became a world champion on his home hill at Park City Mountain and soared to Dew Tour gold in Snowbasin. In a roller coaster decade that saw the highest of highs and lowest of lows, today Schlopy is the happiest he's ever been – an athlete ambassador for Ski Utah and looking forward to his first runs off Jupiter in the season ahead.Schlopy was born to athletic parents. His mother, Holly Flanders, was a U.S. Ski Team downhill star. His father, Todd Schlopy, played in the National Football League. His uncle, Erik Schlopy, was a Hall of Fame U.S. Alpine Ski Team star.In the mid to late ‘00s, Utah was the epicenter of the burgeoning new sport of freeskiing. Schlopy caught the buzz from his buddy Joss Christensen. They idolized stars like Tanner Hall and Simon Dumont. At just 17, Schlopy went to the Dumont Cup in Maine, outlasting over 100 amateurs just like him who wanted a shot into the event. He got it, launching a switch right double cork 1440, and soon found himself on the podium with his buddy Joss and future legend Tom Wallisch.The next season he cranked out win after win and found himself on top of the world in a new sport that was to make its Olympic debut in 2014. Then it all came crashing down.This interview is deep and emotional, coming full circle to the joy of skiing. Here's a teaser:You're still having fun skiing?Oh, yeah. More fun than ever.Going back to your youth, what role did gymnastics play in your skiing success?Gymnastics has helped me throughout my whole entire life. And I think for any kid out there, having a baseline in gymnastics is huge. Just knowing how to use your body, learning how to flip and do all those things safely.What triggered your interest in freeskiing?When I transitioned into middle school, I met Joss Christensen and we started hanging out just as friends. He started showing me all these freeski movies with, you know, Tanner Hall, Jon Olsson, Simon Dumont. And I was like, what is this? I saw ski racing. I've seen moguls and aerials and I loved all that stuff, but this was the one that really clicked. It was artistic expression on skis. And I thought that was really cool.What role does Park City, Utah play in winter sport?I mean, this is the Mecca for that in my eyes. There's just so many kids out here learning how to do whatever winter sport they want and then having the facilities and the programs to push it as far as they want. And it's just a beautiful community.After the stunning 2011 season, what path did your career take?After winning those three events, X Games, World Championships, Dew Tour and then kind of stepping into that pro realm, big contracts started to come up and I kind of lost my drive to win. And I think that was my biggest problem. I hadn't really built the best work ethic. I had used a lot of natural talent my whole life, you know, and having overcome some of those injuries that really helped out. I didn't have to work as hard to get back, but it came to bite me after I did win, because I started to coast and I started partaking more in the party side of the sport. I was still doing okay. You know, I was able to stay top five, top ten, but I wasn't winning. And what it took for me to refocus was the announcement that the sport that we were getting into the Olympics for Sochi and I had a lot of ground to make up.In 2014, you missed that last spot on the Olympic team to your buddy Joss Christensen, who went on to win gold. It was a really beautiful yet bittersweet experience because Joss is one of the best people I've ever met in my life. He's incredible. I thought he was the best skier. He just couldn't put it down when it counted until that point. And he went and did it. So it was really cool. But behind the scenes, I was starting to struggle after that and watching him in the Olympics and my friends – it was like all that work I had just put in and I'd really changed my life quite a bit to make that happen and get that close. It shut off pretty quick and I started falling.You're a few years past rehab and drug court. How did it help you get your life back?It's life changing.They always say, you know, addiction is like a broken brain and that means a broken person. So, how do you rebuild that? I mean, it's like your best chance because you can't rebuild everything in a short period of time. So there's something really beautiful about the recovery process.What's the sickest ski run that you've ever taken in Utah? Tiger Tail at Snowbird – lapping that last winter. It was endless smiles and joy.There's plenty more from Ski Utah athlete ambassador Alex Schlopy! Buckle up for this episode of Last Chair as he takes us through the highs and lows of his career, finding sobriety and the sheer joy he feels today when he's up on the mountain all for himself.

Thinking back on it today, X Games champion Alex Schlopy still shakes his head. A homegrown product of Park City, Utah, in a month-long span in 2011 he won an X Games title in Aspen, became a world champion on his home hill at Park City Mountain and soared to Dew Tour gold in Snowbasin. In a roller coaster decade that saw the highest of highs and lowest of lows, today Schlopy is the happiest he's ever been – an athlete ambassador for Ski Utah and looking forward to his first runs off Jupiter in the season ahead.Schlopy was born to athletic parents. His mother, Holly Flanders, was a U.S. Ski Team downhill star. His father, Todd Schlopy, played in the National Football League. His uncle, Erik Schlopy, was a Hall of Fame U.S. Alpine Ski Team star.In the mid to late ‘00s, Utah was the epicenter of the burgeoning new sport of freeskiing. Schlopy caught the buzz from his buddy Joss Christensen. They idolized stars like Tanner Hall and Simon Dumont. At just 17, Schlopy went to the Dumont Cup in Maine, outlasting over 100 amateurs just like him who wanted a shot into the event. He got it, launching a switch right double cork 1440, and soon found himself on the podium with his buddy Joss and future legend Tom Wallisch.The next season he cranked out win after win and found himself on top of the world in a new sport that was to make its Olympic debut in 2014. Then it all came crashing down.This interview is deep and emotional, coming full circle to the joy of skiing. Here's a teaser:You're still having fun skiing?Oh, yeah. More fun than ever.Going back to your youth, what role did gymnastics play in your skiing success?Gymnastics has helped me throughout my whole entire life. And I think for any kid out there, having a baseline in gymnastics is huge. Just knowing how to use your body, learning how to flip and do all those things safely.What triggered your interest in freeskiing?When I transitioned into middle school, I met Joss Christensen and we started hanging out just as friends. He started showing me all these freeski movies with, you know, Tanner Hall, Jon Olsson, Simon Dumont. And I was like, what is this? I saw ski racing. I've seen moguls and aerials and I loved all that stuff, but this was the one that really clicked. It was artistic expression on skis. And I thought that was really cool.What role does Park City, Utah play in winter sport?I mean, this is the Mecca for that in my eyes. There's just so many kids out here learning how to do whatever winter sport they want and then having the facilities and the programs to push it as far as they want. And it's just a beautiful community.After the stunning 2011 season, what path did your career take?After winning those three events, X Games, World Championships, Dew Tour and then kind of stepping into that pro realm, big contracts started to come up and I kind of lost my drive to win. And I think that was my biggest problem. I hadn't really built the best work ethic. I had used a lot of natural talent my whole life, you know, and having overcome some of those injuries that really helped out. I didn't have to work as hard to get back, but it came to bite me after I did win, because I started to coast and I started partaking more in the party side of the sport. I was still doing okay. You know, I was able to stay top five, top ten, but I wasn't winning. And what it took for me to refocus was the announcement that the sport that we were getting into the Olympics for Sochi and I had a lot of ground to make up.In 2014, you missed that last spot on the Olympic team to your buddy Joss Christensen, who went on to win gold. It was a really beautiful yet bittersweet experience because Joss is one of the best people I've ever met in my life. He's incredible. I thought he was the best skier. He just couldn't put it down when it counted until that point. And he went and did it. So it was really cool. But behind the scenes, I was starting to struggle after that and watching him in the Olympics and my friends – it was like all that work I had just put in and I'd really changed my life quite a bit to make that happen and get that close. It shut off pretty quick and I started falling.You're a few years past rehab and drug court. How did it help you get your life back?It's life changing.They always say, you know, addiction is like a broken brain and that means a broken person. So, how do you rebuild that? I mean, it's like your best chance because you can't rebuild everything in a short period of time. So there's something really beautiful about the recovery process.What's the sickest ski run that you've ever taken in Utah? Tiger Tail at Snowbird – lapping that last winter. It was endless smiles and joy.There's plenty more from Ski Utah athlete ambassador Alex Schlopy! Buckle up for this episode of Last Chair as he takes us through the highs and lows of his career, finding sobriety and the sheer joy he feels today when he's up on the mountain all for himself.

Si svolge dall'8 all'11 novembre a Firenze la Winter School dal titolo "Il futuro degli studi sulla Riforma".L'iniziativa è stata organizzata dal Centro Culturale Protestante Pietro Martire Vermigli di Firenze, insieme al Dipartimento Sagas dell'Università di Firenze e ReRhis, Centro Interuniversitario di studi di storia della riforma protestante e dei movimenti religiosi.Il progetto è stato realizzato con il contributo dell'otto per mille Valdese.Debora Spini, presidente del Vermigli, spiega: "Lo scopo di questa Winter School è prima di tutto scientifico: quello di fare il punto sugli studi di storia della Riforma oggi, ci rivolgiamo in primo luogo alle discipline storiche. Abbiamo però scelto un metodo interattivo e partecipato, in cui giovani ricercatori e ricertatrici potranno presentare e raccontare le loro ricerche a maestri e maestre di grande livello e confrontarsi con loro".Si tratta quindi di un'importante occasione di incontro fra specialisti e giovani studiosi, ma anche l'opportunità di "piantare il seme della futura ricerca storica e filosofica sulla Riforma".In particolare ricordiamo la Tavola Rotonda aperta al pubblico dal titolo "Studiare la storia della Riforma, oggi", nell'Aula Magna dell'Istituto Gould, in via dei Serragli 49 che si svolgerà venerdì 10 novembre alle ore 17.Ascolta l'intervista completa.

Si svolge dall'8 all'11 novembre a Firenze la Winter School dal titolo "Il futuro degli studi sulla Riforma".L'iniziativa è stata organizzata dal Centro Culturale Protestante Pietro Martire Vermigli di Firenze, insieme al Dipartimento Sagas dell'Università di Firenze e ReRhis, Centro Interuniversitario di studi di storia della riforma protestante e dei movimenti religiosi.Il progetto è stato realizzato con il contributo dell'otto per mille Valdese.Lucia Felici, professoressa di Storia moderna presso l'Università di Firenze e coordinatrice scientifica della Winter School ribadisce l'aspetto trasversale che si vuole dare all'incontro: "Abbiamo scelto un arco storicamente ampio, inserendo anche lezioni sull'aspetto sociologico e filosofico, al fine di dare un'immagine complessiva della Riforma: il suo radicamento nella società e gli effetti che ha avuto nella società attuale. Un modo per rilanciare l'attenzione su questi studi e invogliare le nuove generazioni a dedicarcisi. La Riforma è un fatto storico di grande valore, ma anche avuto esiti nella società di lunga durata". In particolare ricordiamo la Tavola Rotonda aperta al pubblico dal titolo "Studiare la storia della Riforma, oggi", nell'Aula Magna dell'Istituto Gould, in via dei Serragli 49 che si svolgerà venerdì 10 novembre alle ore 17.Ascolta l'intervista completa.

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Are you ready to step into a new era of conscious living and sustainability? Our guest in this episode, Claire Inslee, Media Spokesperson for the Vegan Society of New Zealand, promises to guide you through the inspiring journey of veganism, from her struggle to find vegan products in the ‘80s to the flourishing abundance of plant-based alternatives today. Witness the remarkable transformation of Claire's health as she recounts her battles with endometriosis and how a dairy-free lifestyle significantly reduced her pain level.Ever wondered how a plant-based future would look? Claire shares her vision of a world where animal agriculture has given way to rewilding spaces and a shift to plant farming. The discussion also highlights the cost-competitive nature of alternative meats, their growing accessibility, and how they can play a pivotal role in mitigating climate change. For those who feel landlocked or lack a garden, we've got you covered with awesome tips to cultivate your green thumb indoors!Guest bio: Claire Insley became vegetarian aged 15, for the animals, before the internet (in 1985). They became vegan in 2000, as they became aware that animals still died for a vegetarian diet. They found immediate health benefits and have never looked back! Claire started writing articles for the Vegan Society magazine in 2011 and became a board member in 2015. Since then, they have taken on various roles as required, but words and communication have always been their strong point. They became the media spokesperson in 2016 and have ensured that veganism is seen as a positive influence in NZ society since then. Claire also writes for the Society and remains a presence in the magazine.Claire lives in the remote location of Karamea, at the top of the South Island, on the West Coast, in a yurt, off-grid, living a low-carbon lifestyle. They run West Coast Reiki and Massage and teach Reiki up and down the West Coast. They have authored a book “The Way of the Rainbow Warrior”, published in 2020, and are in the process of a second, “You Are Earth Energy”. Claire is also a Qi Gong Master and teaches classes regularly in Karamea. During the village “Winter School” they teach many different workshops on expanding consciousness, improving health, plant-based cooking, etc. Ever curious, Claire is a lifelong learner and is always studying something.Support the showThanks for listening to another episode. Follow, review, and share to help Consciously Clueless grow! Shop my fav conscious brands. Click here for information on how to work with me.Join the conscious community on Patreon. Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | Youtube | Tiktok Music by Matthew Baxley

Ted Ligety is one of the greatest US ski racers in history. He's won two Olympic gold medals and is a five-time world champion who's won 25 World Cup events. He's a legend… but it wasn't always easy for the late-blooming Ted. In part 1 of the podcast, we talk about finding skiing, being bullied, growing into his body, Tanner Hall, The Winter School, making the US Ski Team, and much more. World Champion Felix Neureuther asks the Inappropriate Questions  Ted Ligety Show Notes: 3:00:  How hard it was to watch racing and what he would do to change ski racing, and NASTAR 14:00:  Coming from a non-ski family, finding racing, not making the team, figuring out carving skis, and how that shaped his technique. 20:00:  Rollerblade: They invented inline skating and make the best skates on the planet. Best Day Brewing:  All of the flavor of your favorite IPA or Kolsch, without the alcohol, the calories and sugar. Elan Skis:  Over 75 years of innovation that makes you better. 23:00:  World Cup in Park City, injected courses, confidence, the Newschool movement, being the small kid and being bullied, and how it hardened him. 29:00:  The Winter School, Tanner Hall, figuring out speed, his senior year, and the 2002 Olympics 41:00:  High Cascade Snowboard Camp: The legendary snowboard camp Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Over 60 years of getting you out there.  43:00:  Making the US Ski D Team, his first World Cup, and partying 53:00:  Is it cutthroat when you're racing for money, moving up on the US team, bumping people off the team, and hazing 63:00:  Beaver Creek dominance, making the Olympic Team, and money 69:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Felix Neureuther

Christopher Rodousakis and Alison Slater drop by the pod to talk about their experience at the 2023 Fascia Winter School. Save 28% – $350 on a dissection workshop with AnatomyScapes Use Promo code: FRIENDSOFDAVID Sign Up for the Fascia Winter School ReBroadcast Colorado Summer School is sold out! Get on the waiting list here Fascia Summer School at McGill University, Montreal. must send application by 26, April Elena Cornaro, first woman to receive a University degree. This happened in 1684 Buy David's book Fascia: What it is and Why it Matters --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/david-lesondak/message

The assassination of Trotsky in August 1940 dealt a devastating blow to the young and untested forces of the Fourth International. Unfortunately, the leaders of the Fourth were not up to the level of the tasks posed by history. Deprived of Trotsky's leadership they made a series of fundamental mistakes. Only the leadership of the RCP in Britain was able to readjust to the new situation on a world scale after 1945. This was the result of the theoretical capabilities of Ted Grant. His writings on economics, war, the colonial revolution, and particularly Stalinism, were, and still remain, classics of modern Marxism. In this talk from the 2023 Montreal Marxist Winter School, In Defence of Marxism editor Fred Weston discusses the Ted Grant and the Fourth International

In the 1950s the Indonesian economy was failing, with the division between rich and poor increasing sharply. At the same time the PKI, the Communist Party of Indonesia, grew to the third largest Communist Party in the world, with three million paid members and the support of ten million trade unionists and organized peasants. Sadly this explosive combination ended in the massacre of 1 million communists in 1965. Indonesia is a graphic example of how mistakes in theory have dire consequences. In this talk from the 2023 Montreal Marxist Winter School, IMT activist Ted Sprague discusses the lessons of the Indonesian Revolution.

The question of how the US working class will create a party of its own—a class-independent, mass socialist party—has been a foremost concern of Marxists since the earliest beginnings of the movement, both in the US and around the world. Reactionaries have long pointed to the lack of a working-class party as an indication of “American exceptionalism” and the weakness of the class struggle in the land of McCarthy. Meanwhile, revolutionaries have tirelessly maintained that a mass workers' party is an objective historical step that must be achieved in order for the US working class to fight back effectively and reverse decades of lost ground in the class struggle. In this talk from the 2023 Montreal Marxist Winter School, Tom Trottier, editor of Socialist Revolution, discusses the struggle for a workers' party in the USA.

The history of Bolshevism has many vital lessons for today's revolutionaries – particularly regarding the origins of the revolutionary party that led the masses to victory in Russia. At the second congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party in 1903, the famous split between the majority (Bolsheviks) and minority (Mensheviks) took place. Many myths and distortion surround this split. It is often wrongly alleged the Mensheviks stood for a ‘democratic' and ‘decentralized' party, in opposition to Lenin's ‘ultra-centralist' and ‘authoritarian' tendencies. In reality, this split on organizational questions was an anticipation of future political differences, which will lead the Mensheviks to betray the revolution. This talk was given by Fightback editor Alex Grant at the 2023 Montreal Marxist Winter School.

Lo scorso 21 febbraio, Stroncature ha ospitato la seconda puntata delle terza edizione della Winter School di Geopolitica diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite dell'incontro è Alberto Caruso de Carolis.

Lo scorso 31 gennaio, Stroncature ha ospitato la prima puntata delle III edizione della Winter School di Geopolitica diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite dell'incontro è Cristhian Re.

Nick learned that there's a winter equivalent to summer school.

Listen to the SBS Sinhala radio interview with Lalangi Abhayapala, Australian government school teacher from Capital Territory discussing the tips on how to make winter school holidays effective for kids

Listen to the SBS Sinhala radio interview with Lalangi Abhayapala, Australian government school teacher from Capital Territory discussing the tips on how to make winter school holidays effective for kids - අධික සීතල නිසා වැඩිපුර එළිමහනේ ගත කරන්න අසීරු වුණත් දරුවන් සමඟ මේ ශීත සෘතුවේ නිවාඩු කාලය ප්‍රයෝජනවත් ලෙස ගත කරන්නට වටිනා උපදෙස් අසා දැන ගන්න ඉහත ඡායාරූපය මත ඇති speaker සලකුණ මත ක්ලික් කරන්න.

Lo scorso 20 giugno, Stroncature ha ospitato un nuovo incontro della Winter School di Geopolitica di Stroncature diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite dell'incontro dal titolo “La geopolitica energetica in Sud America”, Manuel di Casoli.

Lo scorso 23 maggio, Stroncature ha ospitato un nuovo incontro della "Winter School di Geopolitica" di Stroncature diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite dell'incontro dal titolo “Corno d'Africa”, il ten. col. Saverio Cucinotta.

Lo scorso 02 maggio, Stroncature ha ospitato un nuovo incontro della Winter School di Geopolitica di Stroncature diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite dell'incontro dal titolo “Il sistema aeroportuale come asset strategico di uno Stato-Nazione”, il dott. Alberto Caruso de Carolis.

More and more workers are saying "the rent is too damn high!" Canada especially has some of the highest housing costs on the planet. Many are finding themselves spending over 30% or even 50% of their income in rent, and homelessness is increasing. Why is this so? In this episode Fightback editor Alex Grant will give an overview of the Marxist theory of rent to explain why landlords are parasites and how they extract an unproductive tribute from the surplus labour of the working class.

The debate over “Critical Race Theory” has come to dominate mainstream media headlines in the United States. It is provoking a frenzy among Republicans, and is sparking furious confrontations at school board meetings, daily segments on cable news programming, and a torrent of legislation to limit what teachers can and cannot say in the classroom. Some on the left may be tempted to counter the Republican offensive by coming to the defense of CRT, or accepting its characterization as the innocuous study of systemic racism. But Marxism is above all a science, and demands a rigorous approach when it comes to questions of theory—not merely an attitude of “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.” So what does CRT represent for Marxists? In this talk, Antonio Balmer, member of the editorial board of Socialist Revolution, discusses Critical Race Theory

Lo scorso 6 aprile, Stroncature ha ospitato un nuovo incontro della Winter School di Geopolitica di Stroncature diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospiti dell'incontro dal titolo “Intelligence, che cos'è?” il prefetto Massimo Bontempi.

Philosophy is crucial for political struggle, because philosophy is our method of understanding the world. In this presentation from the Montreal Marxist Winter School 2022, marxist.com editor, Hamid Alizadeh defends Marxism against fashionable postmodern philosophy. He shows how the philosophical approach of denying the objectivity of the world, which is increasingly popular among scholars in both the natural and social sciences, is tantamount to denying the possibility of understanding the world and thus transforming it. The ultimate effect of this worldview is to defend the status quo.

Lo scorso 28 marzo, Stroncature ha ospitato un nuovo incontro della Winter School di Geopolitica di Stroncature diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospiti dell'incontro dal titolo “Scenari Macroeconomici e rischio paese” la prof. ssa Donatella Baiardi e Maria Gaia Soana.

As a defining feature of Canadian capitalism, the oppression of Indigenous peoples is of prime importance for Marxists. In this talk from the Montreal Marxist Winter School 2022, Laine Sheldon-Houle, an activist with Fightback in Alberta and a member of the Swan River First Nation, explains how Marxism, which advocates a united class struggle, is the best tool to help fight for Indigenous liberation.

The pandemic has exposed the system that puts profits before needs. Capitalism is going through the deepest crisis in its history. It is an economic, social and political crisis, which is now expressing itself in political turmoil and growing class struggle across the globe. While the ruling class attempts to bury Marxism, it has in fact never been so relevant as it is today. We need revolutionary ideas that will enable us to overthrow this rotten system. Fred Weston, editor of In Defence of Marxism (www.marxist.com), gives this keynote presentation.

Lo scorso 21 febbraio del 2022, Stroncature ha ospitato il primo incontro della nuova edizione delle Winter School di Geopolitica diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite del primo seminario dal titolo “I cristiani in Medio Oriente” il generale di corpo d'armata, Marco Bertolini.

Expanding our world, pushing boundaries, indulging our curiosity - Katie Winter's passion and personal mission. And to that, Katie's flagship program, The Museum of Education Foundations, takes a holistic look at schooling, exploring it in ways that combine history, philosophy and art. It does so through the Winter School, a one-room schoolhouse in Lecompton, Kansas that has been in Katie's family since it was built in 1870. We cover a lot of ground in this fascinating and important conversation.

Haverhill Public School students soon begin winter break, and one organization is already thinking about enriching activities children can undertake then.Haverhill Promise, the grade level reading program, wants books involved. Program Director Jenny Arndt, a recent guest on WHAV's morning program, said she's hoping students from pre-kindergarten through third grade will continue reading during the time off.“Hopefully, children are going to be getting books for gifts. There might even be some great deals on books. You also have some great options, the library is going to be having some hours during that winter break and, of course, Ruth's House and other places that have low cost books. We are hoping that there will be lots of access to books and that families will just sit together and read,” she said.Arndt said they are just encouraging children and their families to read 20 minutes a day during the 10-day break.“More importantly, I think, than the academic piece of reading the words is that bonding time with a family member, or older sibling or a family sitting together and reading ‘The Night Before Christmas.' That helps solidify a joy of reading in our kids. That almost always starts at home and so we are really encouraging families to spend time reading during their school vacation,” she said.Arndt also says Haverhill Promise is planning programs for 2022 and seeks volunteers to help with the STEAM Literacy Program. STEAM stands for science, technology, engineering, art and math. Earlier this year, Haverhill Promise received a grant from Edwards Vacuum, a manufacturer that recently built a new center in Haverhill, that will be used to create literacy kits that include a book and a project. The organization is also looking to create in-person programming. There is more information about Haverhill Promise on the web at HaverhillPromise.com.Support Local News by becoming a member at WHAV.net.Support the show (https://whav.net/become-a-whav-member/)

The winter school holidays are proving to be a much-needed shot in the arm for tourism. Air New Zealand is calling these holidays their busiest July break ever with well over half a million passengers booked in. It follows disappointing Australian school holidays after Covid-19 cut quarantine-free travel from New South Wales and Queensland. Tourism reporter Tess Brunton has more.

The winter school holidays are proving to be a much-needed shot in the arm for tourism. Air New Zealand is calling these holidays their busiest July break ever with well over half a million passengers booked in. It follows disappointing Australian school holidays after Covid-19 cut quarantine-free travel from New South Wales and Queensland. Tourism reporter Tess Brunton has more.

This year the programme is being offered entirely online, which means that curious listeners all over the world have access to a wide range of fascinating and informative courses. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve Coleman is a ringer in the Gloucester and Bristol (G&B) Association, author of many articles and books, and impetus behind the G&B Summer and Winter Schools.Steve's books are chock-full of useful advice and helpful hints, and he will be back in a future episode to discuss them. If you haven't yet come across them and want a copy, just head to ringingbooks.co.uk.He's also written dozens of articles for The Ringing World. Two he recommends to your historical interest are "The Sight of A Gentle Maiden Deftly Handling a Rope," chapters 1 and 5, found at No. 5147 (18-25 Dec 2009) pp. 1267-8 and at No. 5167 (7 May 2010) pp. 470-2.Mostly, though, we talk about the August 2020 Summer School and January 2021 Winter School: the genesis of the schools, the sessions offered, their reception, and their future prospects. Those interested in more information on either of the past schools or on 2021's Summer School should email Steve directly: steve@ringingbooks.co.uk.Finally, Steve mentions how wonderfully he has enjoyed Ringing Room during lockdowns. If you haven't yet heard them, know that episodes 4 and 27 of this podcast both feature Bryn and Leland, the creators of Ringing Room, discussing their project's birth (episode 4) and its first year (episode 27).Thank you, friends.

Alex Hall has the world in the palm of his hands.  In only a few years, Alex has gone from an up-and-coming Swiss kid to arguably the best American Slopestyle skier... What's different about Alex is his basketball player height and the hunger he brings to the table.  The best part about Alex is that he is a throwback…  He’s the X Games Gold winner in Real Ski, in Slopestyle, and in Big Air but he always makes sure that he’s filming for something.  And he's just getting started. Alex Hall Show Notes: 3:00:  Comparing winning Real Ski to a X Games Slopestyle, who is his top 3 in Real Ski, and the Tanner controversy 10:00:  Growing up European, dual passports, and his parents 16:00:  Soccer, skiing and having to pick one, taking trains to ski, and being tall for a skier 21:00:  Stanley:  Get 30% off site wide with the code drinkfast 10 Barrel Brewery:  Buy their beers, they support action sports more than anyone 22:45:  Events as a grom, who he looks up to, and the EU vs US parks 27:00:  Newschoolers, moving to the US, The Winter School, and the US Ski Team 34:00:  What does the US Team do for him, moving out of the house at 16, and filming 40:45: Peter Glenn Ski and Sports:  Getting you outside for over 70 years Rollerblade:  Find out all about the award-winning Skate to Ski program 42:00:  Why urban, what do sponsors care about, contracts, and sponsors 52:00:  Not doing well his first couple years on the world cup and X games, his first win in Switzerland, and having a healthy career. 56:00:  The road to the Olympics, the Olympic experience, and 2022 61:00:  Winning X Games, stadium events, 65:00:  Inappropriate Questions with Joss Christensen

Lo scorso 6 maggio Stroncature ha ospitato il quarto di una serie di appuntamenti nell'ambito della Winter School di Geopolitica diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite del seminario dal titolo “Caucaso ed ex Repubbliche Sovietiche” il Generale di C.d.A. Marco Bertolini.

The pandemic has unleashed a deep economic crisis and the capitalist system has been shaken to its foundations. Capitalist governments acted quickly to keep the economy afloat by injecting huge sums of money into it. In this context, ideas that had been relatively marginal until now suddenly entered mainstream discourse, such as "modern monetary theory", and universal basic income. Have these ideas succeeded in overcoming the contradictions of capitalism? what is the Marxist approach to economic crises? In this talk, Benoît Tanguay, editor of La Riposte socialiste, addresses why reformism cannot solve the crisis.

Kieno speaks to Asanda Madikane- CEO of Latita Development Trust.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The objective conditions for socialism have existed for a very long time. So why have we not yet achieved socialism? Many people on the left will say that the fault lies with the workers. That they are too "weak" or do not have enough class consciousness. But if we look at the history of the last 100 years, we see that Time and again, the working class rises up to change society. The missing factor is a revolutionary party armed with the ideas to lead it to victory. In this episode, Julien Arseneau, editor of La Riposte Socialiste, discusses the class, the party and the leadership: how to organize revolution.

On September 11, 1973, a bloody US-backed coup overthrew the government of Chilean socialist Salvador Allende, and ushered in the oppressive rule of dictator Augusto Pinochet. Decades later the capitalist system and constitution inherited from the dictatorship remained fundamentally the same. This was graphically demonstrated by the mass movement and general strike in the fall of 2019, which led to the vote in favour of changing the rotten Chilean constitution. On the back of these mass movements, a new generation of socialists is awakening in Chile! Carlos Hernan, activist with Fightback and organiser with the Chilean Marxist group Octubre, gives this talk on Chile: From Allende to Pinochet to today

One hundred years ago, Ireland was in the midst of a revolutionary war for independence from Britain. The Irish struggle for freedom is full of lessons for Marxists today— the tactics of divide and rule of the ruling class, the betrayals of nationalist leaders, the role of individual terrorism, the role of religion, and above all the role of the working class in national liberation struggles. In this episode, Ben Curry, editor of Socialist Appeal UK, discusses the Irish struggle for freedom.

Since the 1920s, capitalist economists have argued that a socialist planned economy would be unable to distribute goods and services as well as a capitalist market economy. However, this argument is not supported by experience. In this episode, Fightback organizer Vincent Beaudoin looks at how examples of large-scale economic planning beat out market-based methods, and makes the case for a socialist planned economy.

The American Civil War of 1861-1865 is what Marxists consider the Second American Revolution. It finally uprooted slavery and paved the way for the struggle of the working class to unfold on a gigantic scale. As Marx said at the time, “Labor in the white skin can never free itself as long as labor in the black skin is branded.” While this revolution was a tremendous step forward, it never realized its promise to Black people. In light of today's mass struggle against racism, it is important to return to one of the most pivotal events in this long fight. In this episode, John Peterson, editor of Socialist Revolution, the paper of the US section of the International Marxist Tendency, discusses the American Civil War to end slavery.

Lo scorso 25 febbraio Stroncature ha ospitato il secondo di una serie di appuntamenti nell'ambito della Winter School di Geopolitica diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite del seminario del titolo “Focus Libia” il Generale di C.d.A. Marco Bertolini. Segue “Appendice infrastrutture critiche aeroportuali" con Alberto C. De Carolis. Iscriviti a Stroncature: https://stroncature.substack.com/​

One hundred years ago, the Communist Party of Canada, the Canadian section of Lenin's Communist International, was officially founded. The history of the party, and especially the early days, is full of lessons for revolutionary Marxists today.

Officially founded in 1867, the creation of the modern nation state of Canada was not the result of a revolution as with our neighbours to the south - but of a vicious counter-revolution. The process which led to the creation of Canada began with the putting down of the rebellions in what is now Quebec and Ontario of 1837-38 and was completed with the crushing of the Metis resistance in the west. While this movement of the Metis ultimately went down in defeat, it is important for Marxists to understand these events.

Die LV 1871 hat Ende 2020 in Ihrer Filialdirektion Süd in Stuttgart ihren ersten Media-Hub eröffnet. Dieser ist die logische Fortführung in der physischen Welt auf die Angebote der LV 1871 wie "Summer School" und "Winter School" in denen Vertriebspartnern Online-Marketing-Methoden wie Onpage SEO, Facebook Werbeanzeigen, Instagram-Hacks, Google Ads, die Google Search Console, etc. vorgestellt und nahegebracht werden.   Im Media-Hub kann der interessierte Makler oder Mehrfachagent ausprobieren wie es ist vor der Kamera zu stehen und ein Video zu drehen oder einen Podcast aufzunehmen. Die Ergebnisse können dann auch für den eigenen Betrieb "veredelt" und verwendet werden.   Ansprechpartner für den ersten Media Hub in Stuttgart ist der dortige Filialdirektor Frank Leitgeb, mit dem ich in dieser Folge über sein Herzensprojekt gesprochen habe.   Mehr zur LV 1871: https://www.lv1871.de   Mehr zum LV 1871 Media Hub: https://www.lv1871.de/lv/partner/mediahub/   LV 1871 Digital Partner Programm: https://www.lv1871.de/lv/partner/digital-partner/   LV 1871 Dschungel-Guides – Mehr Durchblick im Onlinemarketingdschungel mit dem E-Book Onlinemarketing: https://www.lv1871.de/lv/durchblick/   LV 1871 Winterschool – jetzt anmelden: https://lv1871-winterschool.de/   Mehr über den Makler- und Vermittlerpodcast findest Du hier: www.vertriebsansatz.de www.facebook.com/maklerundvermittlerpodcast FB Gruppe: www.facebook.com/groups/MaklerundVermittlerPodcast www.instagram.com/maklerundvermittlerpodcast Mehr über Nico findest Du hier: www.wbv-vogt.de www.facebook.com/WBVFinanzwelt www.facebook.com/WBVVogt www.instagram.com/wbvgruppe Mehr über Torsten findest Du hier: www.torsten-jasper.de www.facebook.com/JasperTorsten

Lo scorso 21 gennaio Stroncature ha ospitato il primo di una serie di appuntamenti nell'ambito della Winter School di Geopolitica diretta da Massimo Franchi. Ospite del seminario dal titolo “Nuovi Equilibri nel Mediterraneo” il Generale di C.d.A. Marco Bertolini. A seguire l' “Appendice infrastrutture critiche aeroportuali” con Alberto C. De Carolis.

I am feeling nostalgic about this winter because after college. i don't have to feel the winter, monsoon, or summer it doesn't matter at all. you have to work for your boss every day and now I have no boss you all know why. so, i got this feeling when i am recording podcasts on my terrace every night so, I thought just make one single episode about this nostalgia feeling. Nostalgia with this winter. #school #college #nostalgic

Pippa speaks to the founder and director of Swellendam winter school, John Paisley.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The NL government is planning to have the Marble Mountain ski resort open this winter, an early start to sniffle season has lots of parents on edge during back-to-school week, and a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is back on stage for the first time since Covid-19 came to NL.

A Podcast for the Toowoomba CommunityWelcome to this Ep 21 of Talkin Toowoomba , and to the start of season 2 where we will continue to keep you up to date on what's happening with Who When and Where in this great community. Please reach out to us if you have a story or event to share. We would like to thank the TRC TCOC for their ongoing support. Lets get into Season 2On This DayMonday, July 6th 1957 John Lennon & Paul McCartney meet for the first time, as teenagers at Woolton Fete, three years before forming the Beatles.Tuesday July 7th in 1954 Elvis Presley makes this debut when WHBQ Memphis played his first recording for Sun Records, That's All Right"And on Thursday July 9th 1981 Donkey Kong, a video game created by Nintendo, is released. The game marks the debut of Nintendo's future mascot, Mario.Now in News of the WeekA reminder paid parking has resumed as of 1 July across Toowoomba’s CBD at Toowoomba Regional Council’s on-street and off-street car parks.It is school holiday time again and there are heaps of programs , we mention a couple in our What's on segment coming up later in the show and there is also now the cinema option, with the cinemas at Grand Central open again .And great news Toowoomba's Carnival of Flowers is going ahead in 2020, so stay tuned for more info in coming months.Council customer service centres staged reopening continues, with all open limited days and hours (except for Highfields which will reopen next week). See the trc website for days and times. All centres are working towards full operation by the end of the month, we will keep you posted.Now lets get on with the show.This week we highlight one of Toowoomba's favourite charities and a much loved event, we welcome to the podcast Alison Kennedy from the Toowoomba Hospital Foundation to talk about the Toowoomba Orthodontics Po Up Pallets Silent Auction on again for 2020 Key Points in the Interview1/ How long has this event been running2/ This year it is being done differently3/ Where can we view the creations4/ Can you tell us about a couple of entries in this years event5/ Do you have a favourite from previous years6/ How will the auction work7/ Proceeds from the auction go toWhat's On brought to you by the TRCThe 2020 E.P.I.K. Winter school holiday programs are on now until Friday 10th July check out the TRC website for more details, links in the show notes**http://user.tr.qld.gov.au/events/83309/the-2020-e-p-i-k-winter-school-holiday-programs**The Cobb & Co Museum is excited to welcome you into the museum these school holidays for the whole family to enjoy. Please remember, bookings are essential to visit. Entry to the museum is free until 30 August On Thursday 09 July from 9:00am - 12:00pm at the Cobb + Co Museum, there's a Blacksmithing Teen Workshop bookings are essential visit their website for details on all that is on at the museum.THF Orthodontics Pop Up Pallets event, is happening again this year, by way of a silent online auction. View the wonderful creations from local makers at Grand Central shopping centre from Monday 6th of July for 2 weeks. All funds raised going to DDH, mental health service.Winter School camp is on during the school holidays at Grand Central Shopping Centre, check the Grand central Facebook page or website for more detailsSarurday JUL 11 at Bar Wunder Relaunch Shindig from 6pm live music again featuring The Electric Western Band.Also on Saturday the Empire theatre has Project 62 featuring the Beamish Brothers from 8pmRemember the Toowoomba Farmers markets are on this Saturday from 08am under the windmills at Cobb n Co musuem Toowoomba Farmers MarketsAnd on Sunday from 06 am Toowoomba PCYC Markets at the PCYC ToowoombaBase Services have launched their homeless for a week campaign, go to homelessforaweek.com.au to donate or get involved in the Aug 3 sleep out.Well that is it again for another week, and now we can get out and about enjoy and support the many cafes pubs and restaurants that are now allowed to welcome customers, make sure you check with them about any restrictions or requirements. Enjoy your week, take care, I'm Shane see you around Toowoomba.Show Produced by | SJA Media

The winter school holidays kick off tomorrow and tourism operators grappling with the loss of international visitors are hopeful that the break might ease their pain. Graeme Abbot is the general manager of the Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools and Spa and Trent Yeo is the general manager at Ziptrek Ecotours in Queenstown. They speak to Corin Dann.

Maurizio Simoncelli"Terra di conquista"Ambiente e risorse tra conflitti e alleanzeCittà Nuova Edizioniwww.cittanuova.itPapa Francesco ha parlato di terza guerra mondiale a pezzi. Le tensioni internazionali nel XXI secolo infatti aumentano, mentre i cambiamenti climatici affliggono l'intero pianeta e i movimenti migratori diventano globali. Cosa sta succedendo e perché? Il libro, con un linguaggio chiaro e a volte ironico, cerca di offrire al lettore una chiave di lettura per comprendere una realtà complessa e difficile come quella contemporanea, indicando alcuni elementi geopolitici che spesso sono alla base delle tensioni e che condizionano i rapporti internazionali. Questioni e temi spesso ignorati o taciuti, che però servono per orizzontarsi in un mondo sempre più interconnesso. Dalle contese per i confini terrestri e marittimi a quelle per le risorse alimentari ed energetiche, dall'accaparramento di vaste zone nell'Africa per le monocolture alle lotte per l'acqua, l'autore ci aiuta a capire cosa sta avvenendo e perché, offrendoci uno strumento utile per definire le dinamiche del XXI secolo.Maurizio SimoncelliVicepresidente e cofondatore dell'Istituto di Ricerche Internazionali Archivio Disarmo (IRIAD).Storico ed esperto di geopolitica, oltre ad aver realizzato numerose ricerche sull'industria militare, sulle forze armate italiane e sulla geopolitica dei conflitti, presta attività di docenza in master universitari e corsi d'istruzione superiore. E' membro del CISRSM - Centro interuniversitario di studi e ricerche storico–militari.Attualmente collabora come docente presso il Master di I livello Nuovi orizzonti di cooperazione e diritto internazionale della FOCSIV/Pontificia Università Lateranense, nonché in precedenza con il Master Peacekeeping and Security Studies dell'Università Roma Tre e presso la Winter School on Disarmament and Armament Proliferation Control: International Law, Engagement of Governments and Role of Civil Society dell'Università degli studi di Milano.Dirige la collana Materiali di pace presso l'editore Ediesse di Roma, il mensile on line IRIAD REVIEW. Studi sulla pace e sui conflitti e coordina l'attività documentaria della Banca dati Disarmonline del sito www.archiviodisarmo.it. IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarewww.ilpostodelleparole.it

On this edition of “The Parting Schotts Podcast,” host and Associate Sports Editor Ken Schott discusses the cancellation of the state high school winter championships because of the coronavirus pandemic with New York State Public High School Athletic Association executive director Robert Zayas. The final two segments will deal with college hockey. Union beat writer Mike MacAdam reviews the Dutchmen's season, and Ken speaks with former Union and Vermont head coach Kevin Sneddon. On Twitter, follow Associate Sports Editor Ken Schott @slapschotts and Daily Gazette Sports @dgazettesports. Email Schott at schott@dailygazette.com. Listen to “The Parting Schotts Podcast” at https://dailygazette.com/sports/partingschotts, Apple Podcasts, Castbox and Spotify.

Vu sur The Pure Drop : Brittany Winter School 2020 Ronald reçoit Frédérik Bouley, Rémi Brannon et Eddy Guilloteau. Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

During the 2020 Winter School for PhD candidates, LSE Associate Professor Jonathan Hopkin joined us to discuss his forthcoming book on anti-system politics and economic inequality in the West. Jonathan and Aidan Regan discuss whether it's cultural changes or neoliberalism that drive anti-system parties of the left and right, as well as the relationship between welfare states and party politics.Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJMjTbbz7UQ&feature=youtu.beThe book: https://global.oup.com/academic/product/anti-system-politics-9780190699765?cc=us&lang=en&Our website: http://www.newpoliticaleconomyeurope.eu/Follow us on Twitter! https://twitter.com/UCD_DEI

You are listening to our school holiday bonus episode with Brigette Smith from Small Ideas.So if you live in Australia you will currently be in the middle of winter school holidays. School holidays is something that comes up a lot in my conversations because it can be a blessing and a curse for many small business owners. Many of us start our businesses so that we can be around for school holidays and I’ve loved hearing from many of my guests who deliberately take every holiday off or set strong boundaries during this time.I have to admit I’m not very good at this. A problem I’ve always had with my job in PR is that time management can be difficult as a lot of what I do it dependant on the media and their timeline which often doesn’t fit in with my own.I think Winter holidays can be tricky too as the weather isn’t the greatest and it is more important to be deliberate about scheduling specific activities in. This is why I’ve asked Brigette onto today’s show.Brigette Smith is passionate about families having fun and spending more quality time together.She is a part of Small Ideas which gives families fun on the go and big discounts to hundreds of activities across Melbourne and Sydney so families can do more together for less.Discounted activities include play centres, cinemas, attractions, animal farms, leisure centres, indoor activity centres and School Holiday camps plus heaps more.Visit smallideas.com.au for more information.

The Adelaide Guitar Festival kicks off today and will run for the entire month of July. The 2019 program includes Guitars in Bars, Winter School, Adelaide International Classical Guitar Competition and Resonance – where world-class musicians take their music to hospitals, aged care homes and community centres. Guitarist Cal Williams Jr treats listeners to a performance and Adelaide Guitar Festival Producer, Andrew Dundon, tells listeners what they can expect at this year’s festival.

Guest: Ernusta Maralack, Features Editor at Kuier Magazine and Presenter of Op Seer Se Spoor on Kyknet Host: Jeanne Michel, Weekend Early Topic: The Kuier Winter school Programme

Chris Jones has been an educator in Massachusetts for 18 years.  He is just wrapping up his 11th year as a building administrator; the last 2.5 of which he has been the Principal of Seekonk High School in Seekonk, MA. Chris will be leading Whitman-Hanson High School in SY 2018-2019. Chris is passionate about continuous improvement and the idea that success is not a destination, but a process.  Chris’s beliefs around the importance of a positive work environment, continuous growth, and a healthy family work balance can be seen in the presentations/workshops he has given for the MSAA and MassCue; his participation in the Better Leaders Better Schools Mastermind group; and his scheduling of a “family night” each week. Chris is described by his current Superintendent as being “...wholly invested in the success of the school…a creative problem-solver who is able to deliberate yet be decisive, be creative yet accountable…calm and clear-headed even under the most trying of times…has built a strong collaborative and collegial school culture…he is a positive influence on teachers, teaching, and learning.”  Chris blogs on a regular basis and has begun vlogging as a way to reflect on his progress, share his story, and get others to think about different perspectives. His overarching goal is to positively model continuous improvement in all facets of life by being purposeful, acting with integrity, and building character. “Define who you are … not what you do.” -Chris Jones   Chris Jones Show Highlights: His process for “Family Night” How the idea of “Non-responsive” started his interest in education You have to “own” it Success is a process not a destination The difference between “wise” and “best” practices If it can’t be done, generate 5 ideas of how it can be done Building trust especially through reflective coaching and stories Chris’s morning routine The power of Priming and Reframing Do you run a Winter School? Chris’s Mastermind Experience   Chris Jones Resources:   The Happiness Advantage Leadership Step by Step Deep Work     Chris Jones Contact Info Website Twitter Email   Podcast Upgrade Download the The Winter School Roadmap and Mary’s Secret Meatball Recipe

Recorded after the first week of the Glasgow School of Art's annual Winter School in their Forres campus in the North of Scotland Episode 5 looks at what is special about the Scottish Highlands. In the introduction Rory and Steven talk of being there together at the end of January to celebrate Rory's 50th birthday before we talk to three leading design professors and members of the Winter School faculty. Dr. Gordon Hush is the Director of the Innovation School at the Glasgow School of Art which organises Winter School. Dr. Catherine Morel is the Director of the Master in Management & Entrepreneurship in the Creative Economy at Audencia Business School in Nantes and Dr. Philippe Mairesse is a Contemporary Artist and Associate Professor at Audencia. Produced by Alejandro Yllarramendy.

Joss Christensen was on the bubble to make the US Olympic Team in 2014 when he lost his dad.  When he was selected to the US Team with the discretionary spot, skiers all over the internet were outraged and Joss was put down, harassed, bullied, and even asked to give up his Olympic spot for someone else.   While this hurt Joss’s pride, it also gave him something to prove…And he did by becoming the first ever Ski Slopestyle Olympic Gold Medalist.  Fast forward 4 years and Joss is on the bubble to make the team again.  He’s coming off a horrific knee injury and has only been on snow for a month.  Will he qualify?  That and a deep dive into his while career on the podcast.   Joss Christensen Show Notes: 2:00:  The knee injury, the complications, and the rehab 14:22:   Evo (Use the code TPM10 for 10% off at checkout) and  RESQWATER (enter the code resqwatertpm for a 20% discount on a 12 pack)  15:50:  Born into a family of ski bums and growing up skiing in Park City 20:20:  Being a skier grom and stalking Tanner Hall and The Winter School 24:00:  The enigma of Kerry Miller and young skiers today 30:00:  Making a name for himself in 2011 32:15:  10Barrel Brewery and The Summit at Snoqualmie 34:29:  Getting product from Line, trying to work his way into 4bi9 and being a tall skier 38:44:  Olympics vs X-Games.  What is the discretionary spot? 42:11:  Making the team and being hated on online 45:12:  The experience of Sochi, that time Joss thought he was kicked off the team and learning triples 54:00:  Winning the Gold Medal 59:11:  Losing his dad before the Olympics 100:04:  The media tour and becoming a boy band. 107:40:  Getting rabies in Bosnia 1:12:15:  Losing his ski sponsor after winning a Gold Medal 1:16:10:  String of injuries, signs with K2 and what will it take to get to the Olympics?  

Sunscreens are not always toxic to marine organisms - they actually promote the growth of many species of micro algae that form the basis for all life in the sea. In insightLMU, biology student Helena Hager, who uncovered this surprising phenomenon, talks about her intriguing research project, which was funded by Lehre@LMU. For this university-wide program designed to develop novel ideas in tuition and studies, LMU has once again received generous Federal funding. • From the sea bottom to the summit of Mount Sinai: LMU professor Ronny Vollandt discusses the background to a succession of Arabic translations of texts from the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament, which began to appear in the 8th century - a little known phase in the dissemination of the Scriptures. • And from the South to the far North - to Tartu/Estonia, where students from all over Europe gathered for the very first Winter School in Finno-Ugric Studies as part of the new cooperative venture, entitled "Integrating Finno-Ugric Studies in Europe" (InFUSE), whose aim is to link students enrolled in this niche-subject throughout Europe. • And from northern Europe back to Munich, and two students who have come to LMU from embattled Syria: Samar Shammas was working on her thesis when her house in Damascus was hit by a bomb. Ahmad Al-Nabulsi was at dental school when he was imprisoned for joining a protest against the government. Both are now starting over again at LMU.

Den Menschen studieren heißt die Titelgeschichte in der neuen Ausgabe der MUM. Es geht um das Medizinstudium an der LMU, um die vielfältigen Angebote, um Studieninhalte und studentisches Engagement bei der Gestaltung dieser Inhalte. Auch mit Blick auf die späteren Berufsperspektiven bietet die Fakultät etwa Seminare, die Medizinstudierenden wichtiges Know-how für eine spätere Praxisgründung an die Hand geben. Ein LMU-Rechtsmediziner wird neuer Konservierungsbeauftragter des Südtiroler Archäologiemuseums in Bozen: Professor Oliver Puschel wird ab August dieses Jahres für Ötzi, die berühmte Gletschermumie aus den Ötztaler Alpen, zuständig sein, die Jahrtausende unter Schnee und Eis verborgen war. Er hofft, der Mumie weitere Geheimnisse zu entlocken. Es könnten sogar weitere Mumien mit dem weiteren Abschmelzen der Gletscher auftauchen, denn diese werden durch dem Klimawandel und die damit verbundene Erwärmung immer kleiner. Nur wenig Schnee zum Skifahren hatten auch die Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer der 6th Munich Earth Science School (MESS) am Nudelfeld bei Bayrischzell: Bereits zum sechsten Mal trafen sich die Geowissenschaftler in dieser besonderen Winter School, um sich mit der Seismologie-Software OpsPy zu befassen - und Ski zu fahren. Eine Winter School fand auch im estnischen Tartu statt: Mit Finnougristik-Studenten aus München, Wien, Hamburg, Helsinki, Turku, Uppsala und Szeged. In Deutschland studieren insgesamt nur 180 junge Leute dieses Fach, das sich mit den Sprachen unter anderem der Finnen, Esten, Samen oder Ungarn befasst. Umso wichtiger ist der grenzüberschreitende Austausch für sie. Für seine Fotos von Eis- und Sandwüsten reist Michael Martin mit Eisbrechern, Hundeschlitten, Geländeautos, Skiern und Helikoptern um die Welt. Weder Wüstenstürme noch Temperaturen von unter 50 Grad in den Polargebieten konnten den LMU-Alumnus davon abhalten, für sein Projekt "Planet Wüste" vier Mal die Erde zu umrunden und 300.000 Bilder zu schießen.

Bindoon Catholic Agricultural College offers an exciting opportunity for anyone interested in joining their College. Their Winter School weekend runs across two days, Friday 3rd and Saturday 4th June, and is a great chance to go and get a taste of College life no matter which year group you are in, and it’s all complimentary.  Jason Sutton, Deputy Principal of CAC joined Frenchy on Rural Focus.

Via Negativa presented a special programme of nine performances from the Via Nova series in three chapters entitled Via Nova Symposium, Naked Presence and Money, Blood and Love during New Territories. They also worked with participants in the Winter School. Alison Hutcheson interviewed Artistic Director Bojan Jablanovec about the work they had been doing and about Via Negativa. The podcast is produced by Woods Noble Media.

Sat, 1 Jan 2011 12:00:00 +0100 https://epub.ub.uni-muenchen.de/25810/1/oa_25810.pdf Fritz, Hans; Sommerhoff, Christian P. ddc:610, Medizin