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Oct 30, 2026
254: Digital Pathology Q&A: How to Get Started, Live from PathVisions 2026
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27:36Amy WelchGUEST
This is a great cameo.
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27:39Elizabeth LakelyGUEST
But no, it's been really exciting, and part of his job this year has been to go across the puddle to Graz and Austria for ECP and to Stockholm.
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27:53Elizabeth LakelyGUEST
And so it's really exciting.
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27:54Elizabeth LakelyGUEST
You see, these aren't just efforts taking place in the United States.
Nihilistic Accelerationism
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55:01CryptowiresHOST
because this is what they become exposed to.
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55:05CryptowiresHOST
ISD has assessed that the TCC is a central driver of violence across nihilistic networks, which analysts identify identifying at least 15 school shooting attacks or disputed plots linked to TCC since January, 2024, including high-profile attacks in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Graz, Austria.
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55:22CryptowiresHOST
TCC is active across a range of platforms, including Tumblr, TikTok, Discord, and Telegram.
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55:31Christopher HitchensSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
right so
How Future Art Institutions Support Artists
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7:01Fatoş ÜstekHOST
I'm going to come to you, Chris, because you also have a curatorial practice that really engages with artists and thinks about different display structures.
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7:12Fatoş ÜstekHOST
I remember visiting you in Graz and that you were actually... having different temporalities assigned to showcasing artworks that were not just defined by the exhibition cycles, but a work could be in one place for a year or a month.
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7:29Fatoş ÜstekHOST
And I want to ask you also, like before we come to the new program at EMMA, I want to ask you, what is do you think missing in the current relationship between artists and institutions?
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7:43Krist GruijthuijsenGUEST
Oh, well, it's a multi-layered...
REAL IMPACT: From Bodybuilding Champion to Hollywood Legend — The Secrets of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Success
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13:57Arnold SchwarzeneggerGUEST
I see the Empire State Building.
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14:01Arnold SchwarzeneggerGUEST
I said, wait a minute, this building is like, you know, a hundred times taller than any of the buildings in Graz, where I grew up, right, in Austria.
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14:10Arnold SchwarzeneggerGUEST
And then I saw the Golden Gate Bridge, then I saw the Pacific Coast Highway.
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14:14Arnold SchwarzeneggerGUEST
I saw all of this kind of, you know, great, great things.
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43:28Theo VonHOST
was the best.
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43:29Theo VonHOST
There's nothing better than just having like a little weight bench outside in your backyard or something and you go out there or in your garage and it's just your- I
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43:35Arnold SchwarzeneggerGUEST
did my deadlifts right in front of the house in Graz, in Tal.
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43:39Arnold SchwarzeneggerGUEST
which now is a museum, and the house where I grew up in.
Tesla: Man Out of Time
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2:42speaker_0NARRATOR
He could assemble an engine in his imagination, let it run for weeks, and then mentally disassemble it to check the virtual parts for wear and tear.
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2:51speaker_0NARRATOR
As he transitioned into his university studies, first at the Joannium in Graz and later at the Charles Ferdinand University in Prague, this mental faculty became his greatest weapon against the prevailing scientific dogmas of the era.
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3:06speaker_0NARRATOR
It was in Graz that he first observed the Graeme dynamo, a direct current machine that sparked furiously and inefficiently at its commutator brushes.
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3:15speaker_0NARRATOR
To Tesla's elegantly mathematical mind, this sparking was a vulgarity, an ugly flaw in the fundamental design.
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3:24speaker_0NARRATOR
When he suggested to his professor that a motor could be built without a commutator by utilizing alternating currents, he was publicly mocked, told that he was attempting to build a perpetual motion machine.
Andrew Dubber
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0:38Andrew DubberHOST
Now, Nikki's a sociologist, and she spent years writing about Apple, who builds an iPhone, under what conditions, and what it costs the people at the far end of the supply chain.
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0:48Andrew DubberHOST
Then she moved to the NO Center in Graz in Austria and started asking the same sorts of questions about science.
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0:55Andrew DubberHOST
Who gets to take part in open research? Who benefits from the infrastructure we're building? And who gets left out of it? Since early this year, she's led the Lumen work package that the EOSC Innovation Center belongs to, which is the part of the project I work on too.
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1:10Andrew DubberHOST
So we spend a bit of time working together already.
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48:27Andrew DubberHOST
Thank you.
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48:27Andrew DubberHOST
And thank you for the fantastic questions.
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48:30Andrew DubberHOST
That was me, Andrew Dubber, Senior Researcher at the Industry Commons Foundation and Director of MTF Labs, being interviewed by Nicki Lisa Cole, Senior Researcher at the No Center in Graz and Leader of Work Package 7 of the Lumen Project at the Innovation Prototyping Lab in Brussels.
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48:46Andrew DubberHOST
The third of those labs, which is where we put the EOSC Innovation Center through its dress rehearsal, is planned for Paris in March 2027.
61. Should I start a Podcast? Hobbies in your late 20s
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22:04LJHOST
for dinner on Friday evening with Joanna and then there was like a group of people running in the streets of Vienna playing music and like doing like having basically like a running rave in the evening on Friday evenings.
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22:16LJHOST
They've developed that like now in Graz where there's like a DJ that like cycles in front of a group of runners and they're running on like a Saturday morning or something.
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22:24LJHOST
So yes, running clubs, very on trend at the moment.
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22:28AleHOST
But for me personally, I don't.
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38:42AleHOST
So,
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38:44LJHOST
can I tell you, it was so crazy.
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38:45LJHOST
When I was doing German classes, when I was in Graz, they would offer this intensive course, which I also do support.
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38:50LJHOST
I support a good intensive course.
27.10.26 - Rot-Weіss-Rot Report ENGLISH
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0:12speaker_0HOST
Austria's universities have been promised 16 billion euros, yet university rectors are warning of cuts and students are taking to the streets.
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0:24speaker_0HOST
How did it come to this? Graz is scrapping free tram rides through its city center.
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0:30speaker_0HOST
In Vienna, a priest is preparing a digital double to appear at ceremonies.
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0:36speaker_0HOST
And in Linz, shoppers have raised money for a cashier convicted of giving unauthorized discounts.
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18:41speaker_0HOST
Meanwhile, Vienna's best-known priest, Tony Faber, has found a distinctly unconventional way to appear in places he cannot physically reach.
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18:51speaker_0HOST
He has unveiled a digital double called Fabertar, an avatar capable of delivering funeral tributes in his voice and with his facial expressions.
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19:02speaker_0HOST
The unusual idea comes from the Graz-based company Lebenstimmen.
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19:07speaker_0HOST
Its developers are building a dedicated platform where families can prepare a farewell speech ahead of a funeral ceremony, and a virtual speaker will then deliver it on screen.
Great Astronomers-Robert Stawell Ball
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148:54Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
Personally, he inclined to enter the ministry, in which a promising career seemed open to him.
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149:00Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
He yielded, however, to friends, who evidently knew him better than he knew himself, and accepted in 1594 the important professorship of astronomy which had been offered him in the University of Graz.
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149:15Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
It is difficult for us in these modern days to realize the somewhat extraordinary duties which were expected from an astronomical professor in the 16th century.
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149:24Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
He was, of course, required to employ his knowledge of the heavens in the prediction of eclipses and of the movements of the heavenly bodies generally.
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152:42Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
By its means he also became known to Galileo.
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152:47Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
The career of a scientific professor in those early days appears generally to have been marked by rather more striking vicissitudes than usually befall a professor in a modern university.
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152:58Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
Kepler was a Protestant, and as such he had been appointed to his professorship at Graz.
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153:03Marianne SpiegelNARRATOR
A change, however, having taken place in the religious belief entertained by the ruling powers of the university, the Protestant professors were expelled.
Monday Night Project #123
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4:41Luke JenningsHOST
El Vaikino was the special guest referee.
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4:44Luke JenningsHOST
And then also today on the 6th, Rambo defeats Bull Power for the CWA World Championship in Graz, Austria.
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4:53Luke JenningsHOST
And then today on television...
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4:56Luke JenningsHOST
We have got the SWS The Battle Hall 4.
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