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PodBitesParathyroid Disorders🎙️ Episode Description: Parathyroid Disorders – Calcium Chaos & Glandular Clues In this episode of PodBites, Sarah Tullah and Samra Mirza guide you through the calcium-regulating powerhouse that is the parathyroid gland—exploring how too much or too little PTH can wreak havoc across the body. Using case-based learning and crystal-clear breakdowns, they walk through the full range of parathyroid disorders, from overactive adenomas to surgical hypoparathyroidism. 💡 Key Highlights: ✔️ Primary Hyperparathyroidism – Adenoma, hyperplasia, carcinoma ✔️ Secondary Hyperparathyroidism – Chronic kidney disease and PTH overdrive ✔️ Hypoparathyroidism – Post-surgical causes, autoimmune, and CaSR mutation ✔️ Pathophysiology Made Simple – Why calcium drops, phosphate rises, and bones break ✔️ Clini...2025-05-0326 min

History Behind News ProgramS5E18 | America's Arctic Security - What Is "Arctic Exceptionalism"?I start this interview with a super simple question: where is the Arctic? As it turns out, the answer may not be so simple. In fact, it's a serious question that invokes geopolitical conflicts that seem to be undermining the "exceptionalism" of the Arctic. ►In this interview, I discuss the following with Dr. Troy Bouffard: Countries in the Arctic - the Arctic 8, 5 & 3. China - a "Near Arctic Country". Russia and China joint show of force in the Arctic - a wakeup call for America! Can/could Russia embarrass the U.S. wi...2025-04-041h 26

Constellations - Explore Space Network Technologies with Industry LeadersInnovative Commercial Solutions, Expanding CASR and Accelerating Space ReadinessIn this episode, Colonel Richard Kniseley from the Space Systems Command's Commercial Space Office (COMSO) delves into the U.S. military’s strategy for incorporating commercial space capabilities to strengthen national defense. Col. Kniseley outlines the "buy before build" approach, discusses the benefits of commercial services like satellite communications and tactical surveillance for military readiness, and highlights the growing role of industry partnerships in space domain awareness. Learn about the Commercial Augmentation Space Reserve (CASR) program and its tailored frameworks for commercial space providers, offering insights into how the U.S. Department of Defense is adapting its acquisition processes an...2025-04-0228 min

Journal of the American Society of Nephrology (JASN)CASR Determines Renal Response to HypercalcemiaDrs. Henrik Dimke and Nina Himmerkus discuss the results of their study, "Calcium-Sensing Receptor in the Thick Ascending Limb and the Renal Response to Hypercalcemia," with JASN Deputy Editor David H. Ellison.2025-03-2131 min

JASN PodcastCASR Determines Renal Response to HypercalcemiaDrs. Henrik Dimke and Nina Himmerkus discuss the results of their study, “The Calcium-Sensing Receptor in the Thick Ascending Limb and the Renal Response to Hypercalcemia,” with JASN Deputy Editor David H. Ellison. 2025-03-2031 min

Boêmia CastBôemia Casr #33 - Longlegs: A Mentira Tem Pernas Longas!O Boêmia Cast é um podcast semanal sobre cinema e audiovisual. Hoje falamos sobre Longlegs, o novo filme de terror do Nicolas Cage. Bancada: Tk e Vini 2024-09-031h 05

Constellations - Explore Space Network Technologies with Industry Leaders186 – Integrated Space Systems, Multi-Orbit Terminals and the Future of SATCOM In this episode, SES Space and Defense Vice President of Product Management Michael Geist discusses the evolving landscape of multi-orbit satellite capabilities. The integration of LEO, MEO and GEO orbits are poised to enhance connectivity and operational resilience. As governments and commercial entities increasingly embrace multi-orbit strategies, the industry builds a stronger foundation for a more adaptable and resilient future in satcom. An increase in demand for MEO and LEO services has not resulted in a drop in demand for GEO. CASR, or the Commercial Augmented Space Reserve, is a new way for commercial companies...2024-08-1417 min

Military Transition Academy Podcast by Vets2PMVeteran Spotlight - HR Pathfinders Series - Corey Maywald Welcome to the Military Transition Podcast, Human Resources Pathfinder Series, where we share invaluable Human Resources career insights and HR tips and tools tailored specifically for the veteran community. I’m your host, Misty Moreno. I served in the Air Force for 20 years and retired in 2020. I’m the Marketing Manager and Content Creator for Vets2PM, and I mentor veterans just like you through the military transition. In today's episode, we have the privilege of hosting Corey Maywald. Corey started his career in the Navy as a Hospital Corpsman. He quickly progressed into healthcare mana...2024-06-111h 15

Flos Carmeli Podcasts1581- Sacerdote Afirma Que Não Há Problema Em Se Estudar em Escolas Protestantes (Orlando Fedeli)Pais católicos têm a obrigação, diante de Deus, de educar os filhos na religião católica. Foi o que prometeram ao se casr diante do altar. Na cerimônia matrimonial, o sacedote pergunta aos noivos se eles se comprometem a educar os filhos de acordo com a religião católica. Mandar os filhos a uma escola protestante é trair esse dever e esse compromisso.2024-03-1103 min

Derivado CastTRUE DETECTIVE | FOMOS ENGANADOS! | DERIVADOCAST #362O Derivado Cast volta da ressaca com muitas séries para reclamar! O que aconteceu com True Detective, Ale esteve sempre certo? House Of Ninja da Netflix é uma surpresa maravilhosa? Tudo isso e mais no Derivado Casr que chegou para vocês!2024-02-221h 17

聽故事學英文Ep153｜城市老鼠與鄉下老鼠 The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse本集節目由【LG智慧家電】贊助播出 LG PuriCareᵀᴹ 360°空氣清淨機「寵物功能增加版二代」，是第一台擁有AI感測功能的雙層空氣清淨機。【2024矚目新品】★陪你迎新年★特色功能一次看 🚩獨家AI智慧感測器：自動偵測髒空氣，將乾淨空氣吹送至汙染點。 🚩全室清淨，打造安心舒適居家環境：CASR值12.8cmm，是國家認證高標準、CADR值高達888.3cmh，適用32坪大空間。 🚩寵物模式：毛髮過濾濾網+光觸媒除臭濾網，與寵物毛髮異味說Bye Bye。 🚩過敏防護模式：一鍵開啟UVnanoᵀᴹ紫外線並且釋放奈米離子，有效去除風扇葉片中99.99%細菌。 LG空氣清淨機，重新定義空氣淨化，讓空汙無所遁形！喜迎龍年，LG過年除舊佈新優惠👉 https://www.lg.com/tw 旗艦版: https://reurl.cc/RWYyOG 專業版: https://reurl.cc/D4qomQ #LG #LGTaiwan #LifesGood #LGThinQ #LG智慧家電領導品牌 #PuriCare #360空氣清淨機 #寵物版二代 #CASR #CADR — 【本集節目資訊】經典伊索寓言「城市老鼠和鄉下老鼠」，聽完孩子就會知道There is no place like home. 金窩銀窩不如自己的老鼠窩！春節期間，歡迎下載列印我特製的英文學習單，搭配本集故事使用喔！祝大家龍年攏賀～攏健康～攏歡喜～ ✅ 下載本集學習單 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nnLJYgszoyfMNuaLW7Jq3zb_QXMYLtY1/view?usp=share_link — ❤️支持好節目永續經營 http://bit.ly/support399 聽故事學英文Podcast節目以免費的方式提供學習資源給小朋友，已經超過兩年。如果你願意支持我繼續走下去，邀請你進一步贊助抖內，幫助節目永續經營。個人網站 | sandytsaiyu.com Instagram | instagram.com/sandy.bongo/ Facebook | facebook.com/sandytsaiyu/ Youtube | https://bit.ly/3dlO59h 商業合作請來信 tsandytsaiyu@gmail.com -- Hosting provided by SoundOn 2024-02-0623 min

The Elara EdgeThe Space Force's CASR Framework: Bridging Military Requirements and Commercial CapabilityEarlier this year, Col. Richard Kniseley of the United States Space Systems Command initiated a program for commercial space companies to be called upon by the United States Space Force in times of crisis. This program, dubbed the Commercial Augmentation Space Reserve - or CASR for short - is akin to the United States Air Force’s Civil Reserve Air Fleet program where commercial airlines pledge to provide airlift support to the Department of Defense during an emergency. In this episode of The Elara Edge: Expert Insights on Space Security, Elara Nova founding partner and Major General Rog...2023-11-2715 min

Bass Cast RadioBefore the 1st Cast "Cracking the $100k Win: Travis Burns on Winning Mindset"Welcome to the 2nd episode of Before the 1st Casr where we bring you the fascinating story of Travis Burns and his remarkable triumph of winning $100,000 on his home body of water. Join us as we dive deep into the details of this extraordinary victory, breaking down the keys to his success and exploring the crucial decisions that propelled him and his partner towards the ultimate win. In this episode, Travis shares his invaluable insights, shedding light on the strategies and mindset shifts that allowed him to stay focused, make calculated choices, and avoid spinning out of control. Whether you're...2023-09-1519 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Esther Brownsmith, 5 April 20222 Samuel 13 contains one of the most detailed rape scenes in the Bible. It also contains one of the most detailed food preparation scenes in the Bible. These two statements may sound discordant, even irrelevant to each other—but a closer look reveals that their juxtaposition is no coincidence. My investigation into this text showed that, contrary to most biblical translations, it describes the preparation of boiled bread rolls, and that the process of boiling draws on the powerful cross-cultural metaphor of heat as lust. The cooking process therefore becomes a twisted foreshadowing of the rape that will follow, revealing both th...2022-12-0715 min

On Rare“ADH1 doesn’t have me. I have ADH1” Jessica is living with autosomal dominant hypocalcemia type 1 (ADH1).At birth, Jessica’s physician noticed she had low levels of calcium. Genetic testing later confirmed that she had autosomal dominant hypocalcemia type 1 (ADH1) with a calcium receptor (CaSR) gene mutation. Jessica had complications due to ADH1 quite early in life. Before Jessica started kindergarten, she had painfully passed her first kidney stone. Fiercely protective and attentive, Jessica’s mother quit her job to take care of Jessica full-time. She researched and provided Jessica with the latest cutting-edge treatments. Despite the challenges of living with ADH1, Jessica has done well. She is a hopeful, new mother who is re...2022-10-0533 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Jesse Ophoff, 7 June 2022In the Prologue of De doctrina christiana, Augustine prefaces his work on the proper interpretation of Scripture by defending against three hypothetical opponents. The first does not understand what Augustine is saying and the second understands but lacks the intellectual faculties to follow his method; both are quickly dismissed as inept critics. However, the third claims to possess divine access to the Holy Spirit which allows them to understand the Scriptures without human aid and apart from the sensory experiences of hearing the Gospel read aloud in the liturgy and seeing it written in the codex. Confronting this opponent sets...2022-08-0315 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Gard Granerød, 10 May 2022I base the presentation on a draft article discussing a particularly powerful (or magic) word: AGLA. The word appears in Scandinavian Medieval inscriptions as the runic AGLA (ᛆᚵᛚᛆ) and in Jewish amulets and texts like the Hebrew ʾaglāʾ (אגלא). The first section gives examples and illustrations of how runic inscriptions from Scandinavia used AGLA and in what contexts. Scandinavian runic-text inscriptions containing AGLA differ in writing materials, genres and original contexts and find spots. The second section discusses the function and meaning of ʾaglāʾ in Jewish tradition, particularly in Hebrew amulets and other esoteric literature. Did ʾaglāʾ originate as an abbreviation (notarikon), either or...2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Audun Toft, 3 May 2022Hva skjer når journalister lager undervisningsmateriale til religionsundervisning? Audun Toft ser nærmere på NRKs ambivalente rolle som medieprodusent og leverandør av undervisningmateriale og diskuterer mulige konsekvenser dette har for religionsundervisning.2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Terje Emberland, 26 April 2022"Hva er konspirasjonsteorier og hvorfor er de en trussel mot demokratiet?"2022-08-0320 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Julie Monchamp, 19 April 2022The ERC DEChriM Project based at MF focuses on material culture of fourth century Christianity in Egypt including several research fields. One part of this project is devoted to ceramic study mainly based on archaeological work. This talk will present an overview of this research including the methodology, the progress and the limits encountered.2022-08-0313 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Hanne Løland Levinson, 29 March 2022Dystopian literature has received considerable attention lately as it has “achieved symbolic cultural value in representing our fears and anxieties about the future." (Adam Stock, Modern Dystopian Fiction and Political Thought.) Yet how this literature utilizes biblical ideas and material has been less explored, even though a significant portion of contemporary dystopian and post-apocalyptic novels draw heavily on biblical literature. The research project Bible in the Dystopian World seeks to open a dialogue between dystopian (and post-apocalyptic) literature and biblical texts.2022-08-0318 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Hanna Tervanotko, 22 March 2022The scholarly consensus on the production of texts in antiquity has shifted in the recent years. Several scholars have begun to highlight texts as products of collaborative efforts rather than the results of an individual author. Thus, the studies raise new questions about women’s involvement in text production in antiquity. I will first demonstrate how women’s unrecognized scribal activities feed the theory of a single male author. Second, I will discuss how the recent developments in the studies on scribalism encourage us to rethink women as intellectual collaborators who participated in text production in antiquity.2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with K. Soraya Batmanghelichi, 8 March 2022Dr. K. Soraya Batmanghelichi will present her recent monograph in which she interrogates how normative ideas of women's bodies in Iran's state, religious, and public health discourses have resulted in the female body being deemed as immodest and taboo in much of its post-revolutionary history. This research greatly benefits those looking at marginalized and under-studied communities in Iran, such as red-light districts and those in temporary marriages.2022-08-0315 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Sami al-Daghistani, 1 March 2022Interrogating the development and conceptual framework of economic thought in the Islamic tradition pertaining to ethical, philosophical, and theological ideas, this book provides a critique of modern Islamic economics as a hybrid economic system. From the outset, Sami Al-Daghistani is concerned with the polyvalent methodology of studying the phenomenon of Islamic economic thought as a human science in that it nurtures a complex plentitude of meanings and interpretations associated with the moral self. By studying legal scholars, theologians, and Sufis in the classical period, Al-Daghistani looks at economic thought in the context of Sharī'a's moral law. Alongside critiquing m...2022-08-0314 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Linda Joelsson, 22 February 2022The issues of diversity, and the construct of collective identity, are central to Paul's letter to the Galatians. In contrast with a "non-gospel" calling for a collective identity based on sameness, Paul suggests the concept of adoption rather than adaptation. Still, this transition toward a higher level of diversity appears to have had to face reactions from prominent persons even within the movement. As seen from the perspective of social systems theory, increasing the level of diversity is the pathway to resilience – but it is not often an easy one.2022-08-0311 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Jorunn Økland, 15 February 2022Whereas most women mentioned in the Gospels of the New Testament led a settled life and are often mentioned because they assisted the itinerant Jesus and his disciples through their means and property, the women mentioned in the NT letters are often itinerant. The talk will take as point of departure the theories that Christianity in its earliest phase developed along the ancient Roman trade routes, and among the many who travelled, worked and earned a living along those routes. The itinerant women mentioned in the letters will then be placed within this context. The talk will then discuss whether...2022-08-0317 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Sturla Stålsett, 14 December 2021Years before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, Italian philosopher Roberto Esposito presented a thought-provoking analysis of the interconnections and tensions between immunity and community. Mechanisms of immunization characterize our time in paradoxical ways, both auto-destructive and lifesaving, he claims. Throughout history, pandemics have had profound impact on geopolitics and the public role of religion. That will undoubtedly be the case with the present corona crisis, too. But how? For my own work on a political theology of vulnerability, Esposito’s thought provokes new questions and provides possible tools for addressing (post-)pandemic transformations. I will present a few of these challenges in...2022-08-0317 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Andreas H. Hvidsten, 7 December 2021Andreas Hvidsten skal presentere boken "Politiske ideer" som kommer ut på Fagbokforlaget til våren, og snakke om studiet av politisk tenkning og ideologi som tverrfaglig disiplin, med særlig vekt på berøringspunktene mellom statsvitenskap, historie og humanistiske fag. Et hovedspørsmål vil være om slike faggrenser kan hindre en helhetlig forståelse av norsk politisk historie. Han vil bruke konkrete eksempler fra norsk politisk idehistorie.2022-08-0313 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Bodhisattva Chattopadhyay, 16 November 2021What is happening to futures now? And how do contemporary futurisms deal with the problems of climate change, demographic change, and technological change? In this presentation, I present the broad outline of the various CoFutures projects funded by the European and Norwegian Research Council, contextualising them within the larger goals of global futurisms movements that are as much artistic as political.2022-08-0314 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Jan Olav Henriksen, 2 November 2021Exploring how the climate crisis discloses the symbol deficit in the Christian tradition, this book argues that Christianity is rich in symbols that identify and address the failures of humans and the obstacles that prevent humans from doing well, while positive symbols that can engage people in constructive action seem underdeveloped. Henriksen examines the potential of the Christian tradition to develop symbols that can engage peoples in committed and sustained action to prevent further crisis. To do so, he argues that we need symbols that engage both intellectually and emotionally, and which enhances our perception of belonging in relationships...2022-08-0315 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Annual Lecture with Annette Yoshiko Reed, 28 October 2021Archives and anthologies are commonly viewed as technologies of preservation, protecting the memory of the past from the dangers of forgetting--and perhaps nowhere more so than with scriptures. Drawing upon theoretical and historiographical insights on the archive, this lecture looks instead to what is forgotten and relegated to forgetting in the process of archivalization. To do so, it looks especially to what the discovery of the Dead Sea Scrolls has revealed about the power of biblical canons in shaping and constraining the memory of the biblical past. What might we see, instead, when we focus on their amnesia-inducing effects...2022-08-031h 09

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Iselin Frydenlund, 19 October 2021After a decade’s interlude of limited political liberalization (2011–2021), Myanmar is once again under direct military rule, administered by the State Administration Council (SAC). The February 1,2021 coup by the military was met with massive protests—probably in a scale unimagined by the military itself—that have radically transformed political as well as military dynamics. Within days, hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets demanding an end to military rule, the release of Aung San Suu Kyi, the release of 400 members of parliament under house arrest, and the restoration of the elected government. At the same time, the Civil Di...2022-08-0312 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Brent Nongbri and Liv Ingeborg Lied, 5 October 2021Due to the material turn in the humanities and the increasing attention to manuscript materiality in textual scholarship, many students and scholars of ancient texts now find themselves in a somewhat awkward position: they were never trained to work with manuscripts. In this talk we present our new book project, "Working with Manuscripts: A Guide," under contract with Yale University Press. Drawing on our own experiences (and mistakes), we aim to put together a practical guide to manuscript work that also takes seriously the ethical challenges and legal requirements of working with manuscripts.2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Knut Lundby, 28 September 2021Knut Lundby vil presentere noen hovedtrekk i sin nye bok. Religion i medienes grep viser hvordan medienes omformende innflytelse har endret forståelsen av religion i offentligheten gjennom de siste femti årene i Norge.2022-08-0314 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Marianne Bjelland Kartzow and Liv Ingeborg Lied, 21 September 2021In this talk, we aim to share the main outcomes of the 2020/2021 Humanities project at CAS, “Books Known Only by Title: Exploring the Gendered Structures of the First Millennium Imagined Library.” We present the major tendencies in the source materials, explore the challenge that textless books represent to scholarship and ask how gender matters to a new understanding of the imagined library of the past.2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Ute Hüsken, 7 September 2021Through the example of the spring festival Pallavotsava I will illustrate the background and aims of the planned long-term project “Hindu Temple Legends in South India”. This project shall produce open-access digital editions with English translations of the corpus of pre-modern temple legends (Sanskrit: sthalamāhātmya, ca. 15th to 19th centuries) of the South Indian temple city of Kanchipuram. The editions will be interlinked with a dataset that documents oral, performative, and material versions of some of the narratives (images of iconography and architexture, video recordings of rituals, recordings of oral retellings) within a unified, flexible and non-hierarchical digital framew...2022-08-0309 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Lars Laird Iversen, 31 August 2021"Religion is widely presented as ""deep"" by believers, non-believers and critics of religion alike. I want to explore the hunch that nationalists tap into the metaphor of depth, presenting religion as a provider of depth to their national projects. Preliminary ideas about what is seen as deep includes i) historical continuity. ii) moral significance and iii) emotional intensity. The metaphorical work done by ""depth"" is that these three become intertwined. Building on this, the metaphor of depth adds further suggestions iv) Something unseen, below/beyond surface appearances v) something unexplainable/irrational, yet compelling. I suspect that this understanding of...2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Kristin B Aavitsland, Eivor Oftestad and Ragnhild Johnsrud Zorgati, 4 May 2021"As the result of an enormous collaborative project, three open-access volumes have just been published, including the work of more than sixty scholars from different disciplines, spanning a millenium of history. In this talk, the three central leaders behind Tracing the Jerusalem Code will discuss what has been achieved and what use can be made of the ""Jerusalem code"" in the future. Kristin B. Aavitsland, Professor of Church History and Medieval Culture at MF School of Theology, Religion and Society Eivor Andersen Oftestad, Associate Professor at Inland Norway University of Applied Science, Hamar Ragnhild Johnsrud Zorgati, Associate Professor, University...2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Christian H. Bull, 27 April 2021Textual remains of Greek philosophers dwindle to almost nothing in the fourth century, at the same time as Christian texts in Coptic start to multiply. The only Coptic translation of Plato is a small excerpt in the Nag Hammadi Codices, consisting mostly of heterodox Christian scriptures. In his talk, Christian Bull will discuss the strange modifications of Plato’s text in the Coptic translation, in the context of the general demise of Greek philosophy in Christian Egypt. Christian Bull is an Associate Professor of Religious Studies at MF School of Theology, Religion and Society.2022-08-0323 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Tatjana Schnell, 20 April 2021Based on data from over 1,800 non-religious individuals, Tatjana Schnell will provide an insight into how atheists, agnostics and humanists differ in terms of worldview attitudes, beliefs and communication. The results suggest that secularity can be mapped on a continuum from open to decided. Worldview openness vs. conviction will further be connected to findings on mental and existential health. These indicate that when it comes to worldview, openness makes us vulnerable in various ways. Tatjana Schnell is Professor of Psychology of Religion and Existential Psychology at MF School of Theology, Religion and Society.2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Hans Jacob Orning and Øyvind Østerud, 13 April 2021De "nye" krigene - krigene etter 1989, og middelalderens kriger har langt mer felles enn man skulle tro. Og de skiller fra de "klassiske" krigene mellom stater - de vi kjenner til fra vår egen historie og fra Europas historie de siste 3-400 år. I denne korte presentasjonen vil forfatterne av boka fortelle om disse likhetene, og om hvorfor det er viktig å se på krig med nye øyne. Hans Jacob Orning, professor i middelalderhistorie, Universitetet i Oslo Øyvind Østerud, professor i statsvitenskap, Universitetet i Oslo 2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Lena Leipe, 6 April 2021In this talk, Lena Liepe will present her newly published book on relics in medieval Scandinavia. Based on a survey of what remains both of relics as such, their containers, and written evidence for the existence of lost relics and the use of relics in liturgy and devotion, Liepe will highlight the veneration of relics as a phenomenon of major importance for medieval lay religiosity. Lena Liepe is a Professor in the Department of Art and Music, Linnæs University 2022-08-0317 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Eivor Oftestad og Morten Magelssen, 23 March 2021Fra 2022 blir fosterdiagnostisk tidlig ultralyd et tilbud til alle gravide. Hvilke etiske dilemmaer byr det på? Eivor A. Oftestad og Morten Magelssen har nettopp gitt ut boken «Hva vil vi med fosterdiagnostikken?Fosterdiagnostikkens etikk». De vil diskutere etiske sider ved det nye tilbudet om fosterdiagnostikk. De er også opptatt av hvordan tilbudet legger føringer for morgendagens enda mer avanserte fosterdiagnostikk. Eivor Andersen Oftestad er kirkehistoriker og førsteamanuensis ved Institutt for humanistiske fag ved Høgskolen i Innlandet. Morten Magelssen er lege og medisin-etiker. Han er førsteamanuensis ved Senter for medisinsk etikk ved Universitetet i Oslo og professor II i bio...2022-08-0312 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Marion Grau, 16 March 2021Marion Grau found that question difficult to answer for her students in classes called Constructive Theology. How does one “do” Constructive Theology? Often the answer felt like just a collection of attributes with no clear cohesion, history or methodology. More and more people working in theology began to use the term “Constructive Theology” instead of, or in addition to “Systematic Theology,” and it began to show up in unexpected places but without an understanding of its history and impulses. It seemed increasingly important to distinguish the terms and their histories and approaches from each other. Together with Jason Wyman, who wrote a hist...2022-08-0316 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Kristin Graff Kallevåg and Tone Stangeland Kaufman, 2 March 2021Sin has traditionally been a significant concept in Christian theology and practice. However, is sin language still relevant and meaningful to young people in the Church of Norway, or has it been subsumed by the concept of shame? Tone Stangeland Kaufman and Kristin Graff-Kallevåg will present the results of a qualitative study on how young people, participating in Christian youth ministries and embedded in what Charles Taylor has termed the age of authenticity, reflect upon existential dilemmas in relation to the concepts of sin and shame. Kristin Graff-Kallevåg is Associate Professor of Systematic Theology and Religious Education at MF...2022-08-0318 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Kasper Bro Larsen, 9 February 2021This talk will introduce a new monograph project on an important but understudied element in ancient biographies and gospels: the programmatic scene. The programmatic scene is the main character's first public appearance: for example Alexander's first military campaign, Moses' first address to the Israelites, or Jesus' first programmatic public appearances in the gospels. The programmatic scene functions as main interpretive key to the work in which it appears. Early New Testament manuscripts provide an additional twist to this claim since paratextual features may indicate that even ancient readers of the gospels attached special significance to the programmatic scenes. Kapser...2022-08-0314 min

Brown Bag ReligionMF CASR Lunch with Brent Nongbri, 2 February 2021The technology of the book with pages (i.e., the codex) may appear completely normal, but the use of the codex as a vehicle for literature was actually an innovation of the Roman period (circa 100-400 CE). The replacement of the scroll, which had been the carrier of literature for millennia, marked a major change in the production and transmission of knowledge. Many scholars have suspected that followers of Jesus were among the first to embrace the new technology. The early history of the codex is thus of perennial interest to papyrologists, historians of the book, scholars of early Christianity...2022-08-0316 min

Flight Training Australia PodcastEp 42 - CASA Medical delays, CASR 119 Training & Checking Update & Floating Hulll endorsementsWould you like to know more? Flick me a message!CASA Medical delays - are you being affected?? CASR 119 Check & Training requirements are coming soon I'll update you on the latest & Floating Hull Design Feature training update! All about my training in the Lake Buccaneer with Dan Bolton Seaplane ServicesHead of Checking and Training Guide - LinkTraining & Checking Systems Advisory Circular - LinkThat Mallard Guy - Daniel Bolton Seaplane ServicesEmail: info@trentrobinsonaviation.com.auFacebook: http://www.facebook.com.au/trentrobinsonaviation 2022-07-2416 min

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Flight Training Australia PodcastEp 23 – Part 91.685 Multi Engine Emergency in-flightWould you like to know more? Flick me a message!CASR Part 91.685 states the PIC of a multi-engine aircraft must land at the nearest suitable aerodrome if an emergency occurs. What thought process are you going through to determine what is an emergency and where you will go??Links:Email: info@trentrobinsonaviation.com.auFacebook: http://www.facebook.com.au/trentrobinsonaviationInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/trent_robinson_aviationPodcast Episodes: http://www.flighttrainingaustralia.com.auSupport the showEmail: info@trentrobinsonaviation.com...2022-04-0316 min