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check out this very casual conversation Rishabh & I have about building Lego and doing some other cool creative stuff..

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Jo North of Joanna North Adoption has spent many years supporting adopted people.  In 2022 she engaged in research with the University of East Anglia to try to gain data as to why it is so difficult for adopted adults to gain access to their birth records.  The research is on her website www.joannanorthadoption.co.uk.  Tracing adoptive first family is often the beginning of a new life story for all concerned that requires patience and understanding from all concerned.  Jo speaks here to an adult affected by adoption and the impact of finding his birth mother on his life.   

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Dr Joanna North is a psychotherapist and psychologist specialising in child mental health and author of the book Mind Kind - Your Child's Mental Health.

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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many American colleges and universities were forced to close their campuses. The road to reopening relied on the ability to track symptoms and test results for thousands of students and staff - all in real time. So technologists worked around the clock to create a solution that could scale. In this episode, host Tori Weldon dives into the problem of safely reopening campus and how a progressive web application helped bring back in person learning. 

You’ll hear from Dr. Donna Souder Hodge, Vice President of Operations and Advancement at Colorado State University Pueblo, about how she and her colleagues worked to safely reopening the campus, and Anita Barkin, co-chair of the American College Health Association COVID-19 task force, who helped create the guidelines used by hundreds of colleges to manage COVID.  You’ll also hear from the technologists at KPMG, Ellen Pelletier and Werner Vanzyl, who had just six weeks to develop a progressive web application to track thousands of students and staff.

Speed to Modern Technology is an original podcast from KPMG. For more details on this episode, including transcripts, links and speaker bios, go to https://listen.kpmg.us/TechPodcastSchool.

I gently and carefully trace the cover and one of my favorite pages from a Matisse book, with lots of pencil sounds, paper crinkling, and soft whispers. 📝
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Rebecca Sperry was in the middle of a big hiking challenge when she was diagnosed with breast cancer in August 2020: she was tracing all 1400+ miles of trails in the White Mountains. While she had to put that quest on pause during cancer treatment, it didn’t stop her from hiking. Once Rebecca got cleared by her doctor, she hiked every single week. Her reasons are multifold: exercise can help make chemotherapy more tolerable, she wanted to see what was possible (and show others that it’s possible to stay active through cancer). Most of all, hiking is a really big part of who Rebecca is. Cancer can take a lot away, but not that.

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In this month's episode we speak with Armando, a program director, athlete and camera operator. We speak about his up bringing, how he became a professional athlete and his journey with cinematography.

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Creating in Color is a podcast show casing the creative endeavors of Black, Indigenous and People of Color. Anyone from production, illustration, interior design and technology!

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A serviço da comunidade Open Source, o Kubicast apresenta a Saga de Observabilidade, uma série extraordinária que, a cada episódio, desvenda um player do mercado de soluções de observabilidade para sistemas distribuídos.

A obra estreia com Fernando Sanches da Instana, plataforma de observabilidade da IBM que - através da coleta de métricas, logs e traces de forma de forma instantânea, segura e automatizada - dá contexto para tomada de decisões. A ferramenta tem ainda inteligência para identificar incidentes, com base em estudos prévios de laboratório, correlacionar eventos, descobrir a raiz do problema, configurar e comunicar alertas em plataformas de mensagens e outras features.  

Ouça esse e os próximos Kubicast para mergulhar a fundo no universo da observabilidade e tirar suas próprias conclusões!

INSTANA - Para entrar em contato com o Fernando, escreva para: fernando.sanches@instana.com. Para testar a ferramenta, acesse aqui (playground da Instana com guia das funcionalidades).

As RECOMENDAÇÕES do programa seguem abaixo:

Fernando:

• Big Data in Practice: How 45 Successful Companies Used Big Data Analytics to Deliver Extraordinary Results (Livro do Bernard Marr)
• Live-action da Mulan (Disney+)

João:

• A Arte da Autodefesa (Netflix)

ATENÇÃO: o #kcdbrasil está de volta!

O maior e mais importante evento de Kubernetes do Brasil já está com data marcada: 18/1/22. O CFP está aberto para você sugerir o assunto que quer compartilhar com a comunidade. Acessa lá! 

O Kubicast é uma produção da Getup, especialista em Kubernetes e apoiadora do projeto UnDistro, uma distribuição para gerenciar múltiplos clusters Kubernetes.

#Observability #DevOps #Kubernetes #Containers #docker  #o11y

O Kubicast é uma produção da Getup, empresa especialista em Kubernetes e projetos open source para Kubernetes. Os episódios do podcast estão em getup.io/kubicast, nas principais plataformas de áudio digital e no YouTube.com/@getupcloud.

In 1789, a disease tore through Aboriginal communities around Sydney Cove, or Warrane, leaving dead bodies floating in the harbour, and scattered along the shorelines. Some think that this outbreak was a fire that was deliberately lit.

You’re a doctor faced with a dilemma: your patient isn’t responding to treatment. In fact, they’re getting worse. You run through a list of what might be wrong, but nothing seems to fit. And then suddenly — whatever is wrong appears to be spreading. It’s a race against time, and a medical mystery that only a seasoned disease detective can solve.

A sleepy suburb in Brisbane is the scene of a gruesome disease outbreak, where the streets literally run with blood.

Back in June, Dr. Gregory Huhn and Dr. Ajay Nirula--two highly accomplished medical experts on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19--joined us to discuss all things pandemic. They return with the latest on the worsening conditions throughout the country and the highly promising news on the vaccine and treatment fronts, providing answers to our questions about a potential ramp-up of testing and tracing, science skeptics, President-Elect Biden’s likely approach, President Trump’s post-treatment steroid high (and Dr. Huhn’s creative diagnosis) and how and when we can get back to normal. We also make Dr. Nirula pronounce the name of the antibody-therapy drug he and Dr. Huhn helped develop--as published in the New England Journal of Medicine--and suggest a few alternative monikers.

COVID-19 has dramatically shown the failure of political institutions in the West to facilitate rapid and responsive consensus in the face of crisis, leading to millions of avoidable deaths and unprecedented economic calamity. As these political systems increasingly lose legitimacy and dissent moves to the streets, we must resist the natural turn the towards technocratic authoritarianism of the largest country that responded successfully. Despite the limited success of some authoritarian regimes, the digitally-enabled radical participatory democracies of countries like Taiwan and Estonia have shown us a far more effective and appealing path, one that can unite us across traditional political divides. RadicalxChange should be seen as an effort to spread, live, elaborate on, formalize and port these stories across the world.

SPEAKERS

E. Glen Weyl is a political economist and social technologist whose work focuses on harnessing computers and markets to create a radically equal and cooperative society. He is the Founder and Chairperson of the RadicalxChange Foundation, a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research and a lecturer at Princeton University. Glen was recently honored as a Bloomberg Top 50, one Wired Magazine’s 25 leaders shaping the next 25 years of technology, and one of Coindesk’s most influential people in blockchain for 2018. 

Emmanuel Midy is the Community Lead of RadicalxChange Foundation. He is a writer and consultant on the intersection of media and technology.

This is the big one. The history we’re living. From Melbourne to Munich, Lombardy to Wuhan and all the way back again: this episode is about what happened when we faced those first coronavirus cases. Where things went well, where they didn’t — and whether there’s anything we could have done to stop it.

Three transplant patients die within a week of each other and alarm bells start ringing.

A junior doctor uncovers a mystery that rewrites the story of a famous epidemic — and we learn the troubling origins of 'patient zero' as a concept.

 If you’re interested in the current state of the battle to contain COVID-19, and where things are headed, this power-packed episode will tell you everything you need to know. Will protests against racial injustice cause a spike? What treatment scenarios are on the immediate horizon? How long, realistically, will it take to find a vaccine? How will testing evolve, and will those who possess the antibody have immunity? What will college look like, and what will become of the beer bong? Are sporting events realistic, and if so, what are the prospects for having fans in the stands during the 2020 NFL season? Is this Dr. Fauci’s toughest test? Will Greg, Ajay, Mike and Natalie’s mutual friend Gordo be free to high-five again?