Name: “Pardon Me (Lament),” from “Les Turquies” by Washington Post
Duration: 1 min 23 s
Description: Enjoy these Thanksgiving classics everyone knows and loves! These are certainly not all parody songs written and recorded last week by humor columnist Alexandra Petri and composer Jack Mitchell!

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Audioraamat "Ma ei ole hullult lahe" – EMOTSIOONID

Dit is Hoe overleef je Nederland – een handreiking, met verhalen van mensen die in Nederland kwamen wonen en van mensen die hier al hun hele leven wonen. Zij kennen elkaar niet, maar delen hun ervaringen met jou. 
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Aflevering 3 - Hoe ga je om met de geschreven en ongeschreven regels op de werkvloer?

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Dr. Sean Taylor, Co-Founder and Chief Scientist of Motif Analytics, joins Jon Krohn this week for yet another perspective on causal modeling. Tune in for a great conversation that covers large-scale causal experimentation, Information Systems, Bayesian parameter searches, and more.

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• Sean's data science work at Lyft [22:21]
• The key investments for large-scale causal experimentation [27:25]
• Why and when is causal modeling helpful [32:34]
• Causal modeling tools and recommendations [36:52]
• Facebook's Prophet automation tool for forecasting [40:02]
• What Sean looks for in data science hires [50:57]
• Sean on his PhD in Information Systems [53:34]

Additional materials: www.superdatascience.com/617

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617: Causal Modeling and Sequence Data

Enjoy these Thanksgiving classics everyone knows and loves! These are certainly not all parody songs written and recorded last week by humor columnist Alexandra Petri and composer Jack Mitchell!

“Pardon Me (Lament),” from “Les Turquies”

In this long form discussion with CPP candidate Tish Conlin, Matt breaks down the scientific fraud of Darwinism, and introduces the origins of both eugenics and its hellspawn transhumanism. Matters of the oversimplification of the Beschamp vs Pasteur debate, Tesla vs Edison debate, Smith vs Marx debate and Hayek vs Keynes debate are also discussed at some length.

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E556 | During the interwar period, the recording industry reshaped Egyptian culture and politics through music. But as we discuss in part two of our four-part series on "The Sound of Revolution in Modern Egypt," everyday sounds of the city are no less part of Egypt's political history. As our guest Ziad Fahmy explains, writing sonic history requires listening to the sources with ears attuned to the sentiments and sensibilities of past people. Together, we listen to a early recording of Egyptian street sounds and explore the world of sound that awaits within the textual record, focusing on how class dynamics played out on the soundscape of Cairo and Alexandria. We also consider how the rise of a new medium, radio, began to reshape the sonic life of ordinary Egyptians during the interwar period, paving the way for the media revolution of the 1950s and 60s.

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/12/fahmy.html

Ziad Fahmy is a Professor of Modern Middle East History at Cornell University’s department of Near Eastern Studies. Professor Fahmy is the author of Street Sounds: Listening to Everyday Life in Modern Egypt (Stanford University Press, 2020). Street Sounds was a co-winner of the Urban History Association's 2021 Award for Best Book in Non-North American Urban History. He also wrote Ordinary Egyptians: Creating the Modern Nation through Popular Culture (Stanford University Press, 2011), and is currently writing his third book, tentatively titled, Broadcasting Identity: Radio and the Making of Modern Egypt, 1925-1952.

CREDITS

Episode No. 556
Release Date: 3 December 2023
Sound production by Chris Gratien
Sound Elements: Travel Penguin - Islamic Cairo, Al-Muizz Street - Egypt; Chris Gratien - Nightime Cab in Cairo (2005); Munira al-Mahdiyya - Aldahre Kata Awsali; Fox Movietone - Egyptian Army review; Egyptian Dancers; Cairo Street Scenes, 1928 (University of South Carolina Libraries); Ya Shabab El Nil - Umm Kulthum; جزء من مباراة بين الزمالك وانترناسونالي الإيطالي تعليق محمد لطيف

“Pardon Me (Lament),” from “Les Turquies”

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