Groningen

[upbeat music] Hello, my name is Michiel Rienstra.

I'm a cardiologist and professor of cardiology from, uh, the University Medical Center in Groningen, the Netherlands.

I'm here at, uh, ESC Congress in Munich, and I attended a very interesting session earlier about, uh, the case presentation where we discussed how to treat the patient, use the guidelines, and really implement the guidelines into daily clinical practice.

Um, first of all, uh, Helmut Böhmfeld very nicely introduced the case, a very difficult patient of 50, 55 years old, uh, patient with obesity and heart failure with reduced ejection fraction and persistent atrial fibrillation, who warrants treatment for atrial fibrillation.

By the time he reached adulthood, persecution was all he had ever experienced.

Rennick studied theology in the Netherlands before being ordained in Groningen in 1683.

Like Richard Cameron before him, he returned to Scotland fully aware that he was entering one of the most dangerous ministries in Europe, and he was just 21 years old.

Despite his youth, Rennick quickly became the principal leader of the radical Covenanters.

I was a philosophy student, I wanted to write my final thesis about Marx.

I had to go to Groningen to find a counselor, because at German universities, at least at the universities where I moved, simply no longer suffered, and not at all because the professors did not want it, but they were all afraid, many were dismissed, and to look after a Marx work could almost be a reason for dismissal.

I think he has very well foreseen this concentration of capital.

That capitalism is not simply market economy, but on the contrary, that it has a trend towards ever-growing corporate units.

Yeah, so we want the data to be open access.

So it's like, yeah, you can scan this QR code and you can see the live data of a farm in Groningen.

And this is also a slide on how it works.

So you can see the sensor.

Tired we'd be, and all on our own, and only the branches surround us.

All would say we are perfect together, like lovers, German and Groningen.

Last night my love appeared in my dream as though she were in my arms A maiden fair as snow is at fall, though dusk I admit summer Were she standing here by my side, we could be wedded this very morn Her honey lips would cure my sickness and bring health back to my body If we were one, no dairy I'd eat, of course, a sheep or churros.

Only my true love sitting down next to me, smiling sweetly, laughing.