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KDPhi-CastEpisode 1: Introducing our new Host I Aimee Carr & Cindy NguyenThe first episode of the newest season is here! Our new host, Aimee Carr and Cindy Nguyen, introduce themselves and talks about their goals for the year of 2022. 2022-01-3144 min
小数据和旋016. 挖虚拟货币还是财富密码么？一枚比特币=一户家庭60年用电?比特币，以太币，柴犬币，狗币，你有没有被虚拟货币的花样砸的应接不暇，有没有为上万倍的暴涨暴跌而瞠目结舌，今天，我们来聊聊虚拟货币的用电量, 背后的成本，以及挖矿到底还是不是财富密码。本集数据挖比特币所用的用电量已经占据全球用电量的0.5%。本集提问挖比特币有多耗电？挖币特币的碳排放如何？禁挖令之后，中国的算力转移到了哪些国家？挖虚拟货币，是财富密码么？数据来源剑桥大学比特币用电量预测 https://ccaf.io/cbeci/indexMora, Camilo & Rollins, Randi & Taladay, Katie & Kantar, Michael & Chock, Mason & Shimada, Mio & Franklin, Erik. (2018). Bitcoin emissions alone could push global warming above 2°C. Nature Climate Change. 8. 10.1038/s41558-018-0321-8. Jiang, S., Li, Y., Lu, Q. et al. Policy assessments for the carbon emission flows and sustainability of Bitcoin blockchain operation in China. Nat Commun 12, 1938 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-22256-3Energy Consumption of Cryptocurrencies Beyond Bitcoin https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7402366/关于节目我们制作这个节目是出于对世界的好奇。每期节目由一个小数据引入，发现当下世界正在发生的变化，探讨变化背后的原因。行业趋势、政策方向、商业模型、社会文化，都是我们好奇的问题。你有什么建议和想法，也欢迎告诉我们——期待与你一起，从小数据，看大世界。节目主播小和、小旋联系我们期待你的反馈：hexuan.data@gmail.com2021-11-2208 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #7 | Life Beyond the Books (w/Alexa Aquino & Kristine Ramos)Hello Sxsters, we're back with Season 2 of KDPhi-Cast with aKDPhi's 2020-2021 NAB Professional Development Manager Randi Jiang taking over the mic. In this episode, we chatting with FSU aKDPhi alumnae, Alexa Aquino and Kristine Ramos about some challenges we may be facing with the current job market, how to showcase sorority skills in interviews, and to remind ourselves not to box yourself in to only one career goal. We hope you are staying safe and well and thank you for listening to KDPHi-Cast! You can follow our official IG page, akdphinaa for more updates. ——-Send in a voice message: https://anch...2021-08-0237 min
KDPhi-CastEpisode #12 Live Podcast Civic EngagementFeaturing Pakou Hang @VOTERUNLEAD, Helen Tran @Helentran2022, Donna Wang Su @donnasu.com, Gabri Tran @welcometochinatown2021-04-1556 min
KDPhi-CastEpisode #11 l Authenticity with Tram VoWe welcome Tram Vo, managing Director of Talent Development for CIBC, Board Member and Chair of the National Association of Asian American Professions, Previous Board Member of alpha Kappa Delta Phi and currently serving as the International Board Advisor to Lambda Phi Epsilon. We are thrilled to hear Tram's passion for the living authentically everyday! 2021-03-0444 min
KDPhi-CastEp. #10 l Maximizing Your Undergraduate Experience (w/Molly Chheath and Natalie Gauger)In today's episode we welcome Natalie Gauger and Molly Chheath, to discuss some tips for how to stay engaged during your undergraduate years, finding mentorships, expanding your potential to network during college and how it will carry you further in your career. We hope you enjoy their insight. As always, if you have any nominations for podcast guests please email development@akdphialum.org.
Till next time! Love and Friendship!2021-02-0127 min
KDPhi-CastEp.#9 I Focusing on your Mental Health (W/ Breanna Yi and Danelle Go)In today's episode, we have our sxsters Breanna Yi and Danelle Go on our podcast to highlight the importance of taking control of your mental health, ways to hold space, having those tough conversations with your family, and know when to seek guidance. 2020-12-3044 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #8 I Embracing Fall (w/ Dean See and Erin Lee)Hello Sxsters, welcome back to Episode #8 of KDPhi-Cast. In this episode we are chatting with the new podcast interns Dean See (UVA) and Erin Lee (UNC-Chapel Hill) about appreciating Fall for the good food, and holiday seasons coming upon us. We also discuss some ways we can bridge the disconnect with alumnae and actives. During this pandemic, we have found fun and engaging ways the sxsters can virtually connect. We hope you are all staying safe and well and thank you for listening to another episode of KDPHi-Cast. You can follow our official IG page, akdphinaa for more updates. Make...2020-10-3118 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #6 + New Voices | Life's Little Pit Stops (w/Helen Xu & Risha Roa)First and foremost, we hope that you are staying safe at this time and taking it day by day with your best foot forward. We thank all of our essential workers and healthcare professionals for continuing to help our communities move forward until we flatten the curve together. --- This episode dives in with our newest co-host and USF alumna sister, Melissa Thammavongsa, just having a genuine conversation with Helen and Risha about getting through life's pit stops. We hope you are staying at home if you can and thank you for listening to KDPhi-Cast! You can follow our...2020-04-3042 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #5 + Extras | Getting Real...Estate (w/Amy Duong Kim)We're excited to bring you another great episode featuring Amy Duong Kim, a UIUC charter alumna and dedicated Realtor, and if you want to learn more about her background you can check out her bio below. Thank you for listening!
Bio: Amy Duong Kim is an alumna of University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with a Bachelors of Science in Actuarial Science. After three years of actuarial consulting, she left the corporate world to pursue a career in real estate. In 2005, she joined her family's boutique brokerage that always strived for attentive service, tough negotiating, and the utmost professionalism. T...2020-02-1744 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #4 | Balancing Life & Networking (w/Brenda Dang & Tiffany Wang)We are hours away from starting a new year, and we wanted to wrap up 2019 with two very special sisters. They both have a career in their respective fields, however, each make time to pursue something a little different than their day jobs. Find out more in this month's episode featuring Brenda Dang, a charter sister from Chi Chapter, University of Oklahoma, and Tiffany Wang, an alum sister from Nu Chapter, Pennsylvania State University.
Thanks for listening! | Website: akdphialum.org/naa - Instagram: @akdphinaa2019-12-3129 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #3 | Impacting through Nutrition (w/Aemberly Montilla)This next episode features Aemberly Montilla, a University of South Florida alumna! We find out a little more about how she decided to go into a career in nutrition and life after moving to California. Thank you so much for listening and we hope to release episodes more frequently, so subscribe to keep up with this season! | Website: akdphialum.org - Instagram: @akdphinaa2019-10-3119 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #2 | Learning & Growing (w/Jenny Giang)This next episode features Jenny Giang, a Boston University alumna! We find out a little more about how she and her friends started a food truck business (cnrguys.com) and everything in between. Thank you in advance for listening, and subscribe to keep up with more episodes! Website: akdphialum.org Instagram: @akdphinaa 2019-09-3021 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #1 | Young & Thriving (w/Victoria Lee)This episode features Victoria Lee, a Baruch charter sister! We catch up on various topics from travel tips to maintaining identity in the workplace. Thank you for listening & subscribe to keep up with more episodes!
Website: akdphialum.org
Instagram: @akdphinaa2019-08-3118 min
KDPhi-CastEP. #0 | KDPhi-Cast (w/Helen Xu)We are so exciting to be kicking off this quarter with our very first podcast series, KDPhi-Cast! Our lovely host & NAB Professional Development Manager, Helen Xu, will be conversing with sisters from across the nation about their milestones and other topics.
If you have questions for us or want to hear more about a certain topic, let us know!
Brought to you by the alpha Kappa Delta Phi National Alumnae Association! Follow us on Instagram, @akdphinaa or visit our website, akdphialum.org.2019-08-2600 min
OLRC185 Great Wall HistoricThis is Randi Hacker with another Postcard from Asia from the KU Center for East Asian Studies.
Nothing says “Do Not Disturb” more effectively than a 3,000-mile fortification of brick and mortar. The Great Wall of China, or chang cheng, was begun over 1,000 years ago by Qin Shi Huang Di, the first Emperor, and was continued by subsequent emperors to keep barbarians out. By “barbarians,” the Chinese meant everybody else. The bricks were mass-produced and, before you ask, yes, China was the first to use this technique. Conscripted peasants provided labor and many died on the job and were buried inside t...2018-09-2101 min