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TEDxGateway Women 2015, brought together a global community of women and men interested in the innovations, ideas and individuals building momentum around the world. The speakers were Natalie Di Luccio, Chetna Gala Sinha, Vivian Reiss, Deepika Bharadwaj, Reemaben Nanavaty, Ariel Garten, Leila Seth, Ananda Shankar Jayant, Upasana Makati, Aditi Gupta and Ashwini Asokan. This event was held on 29th May, 2015 at Tata Theatre, NCPA, Mumbai and the entire video production & live streaming was done using AB-LiveTM .This time those who saw the live stream also got to see the slides that were presented on stage by the speakers. The stream was viewed by over 1100 people across the world!
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By: Laisha Harris
HOUSTON-Thursday, May 12, 80-100 rounds were fired at a nightclub near Inwood Apartments and a sleeping 12-year-old was shot. Ironically, nobody was killed in Houston on Friday the 13th. On Saturday, while Payton Gendron was livestreaming the racially motivated slaughter of innocent Black people at a Buffalo New York grocery store, we experienced our own losses due to gun violence. In East End, a young man shoots his girlfriend before turning the gun onto himself. Early Sunday morning, a 16-year-old was shot eight times near a shopping center on Westheimer. A mother and her 11-year-old son were shot in a drive-by shooting on Roth Forest Lane. By the afternoon, there were reports of mass shootings in South Carolina, California, and the Houston flea market. While we are entitled to the right to bear arms, gun violence is erupting, corrupting, and destroying our communities.
Last September, Texas legislatures changed the laws regarding carrying a firearm without a license. That means that if you are over the age of 21, you no longer need a license to carry (LTC) a handgun in a public place. In 2021, the city of Houston had 473 people killed by another person. This year, there have been more than 100 homicides within city limits. With COVID cases, gas prices and violent crimes on the rise, many are feeling much safer staying indoors. “I seriously have mixed feelings about going places right now.
@S_GraciaJKT48 : Btw, nanti siang aku ada di okezone lho! Jangan lupa livestreaming di sinii t.co/C523xBe7Cn (via Twitter twitter.com/S_GraciaJKT48/status/692920013225902080)
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On Saturday, May 20, 2023, during Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Bishop David Walkowiak ordained Nicholas Baker as a transitional deacon for the Diocese of Grand Rapids. The transitional diaconate, typically a year long, is the pastoral, liturgical and educational preparation period before ordination to the priesthood.
The Mass was attended by Deacon Nick's family, friends, members of the clergy and religious, parishioners of St. Sebastian Parish, Byron Center, Deacon Nick's home parish, and many others. The Mass was livestreamed on Facebook and on the diocesan website.
(Photo by Jaymie Perry)
Eine Gedenkstunde beim "Mahnmal gegen das Vergessen" stand am Beginn des Tages der Medizinischen Universität Wien 2021. Es sprachen Rektor Markus Müller, Israels Botschafter Mordechai Rodgold, der Präsident der Israelitischen Kultusgemeinde Oskar Deutsch und Christiane Druml, UNESCO-Professorin für Bioethik. Oberkantor Shmuel Barzilai gestaltete die Veranstaltung.
Eine Aufzeichnung des Livestreames ist auf www.meduniwien.ac.at/tagderuniversitaet verfügbar
(c) MedUni Wien / APA-Hörmandinger
Day 36 at Occupy Dame Street. Video of fiddle players playing fiddle very kindly donated and sent over by Occupy Pittsburgh. This performance was livestreamed online with Occupy Pittsburgh livestreaming their own fiddleplayers for a 'fiddle off'. They were joined by some other traditional musicians.
Occupy Dame Street is a protest occupation in front of the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin city centre. Calling for a change in the economic, political and social situation in Ireland and for direct participatory democracy. Expressing dissent against the bailouts, management of the "financial crisis" and current economic policy. The protest is unaffiliated to any political party or organisation and offers multiple alternatives. In concert with over 1000 other actions taking place around the world.
Kiwi PyCon XI at The Arts Centre Te Matatiki Toi Ora in Ōtautahi Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand, 19-21 August 2022; kiwipycon.nz
The Maryland National Guard welcomed our newest officers and warrant officers during a livestreamed Officer Candidate School graduation and Warrant Officer induction ceremony Oct. 25, 2020.
TEDxGateway Women 2015, brought together a global community of women and men interested in the innovations, ideas and individuals building momentum around the world. The speakers were Natalie Di Luccio, Chetna Gala Sinha, Vivian Reiss, Deepika Bharadwaj, Reemaben Nanavaty, Ariel Garten, Leila Seth, Ananda Shankar Jayant, Upasana Makati, Aditi Gupta and Ashwini Asokan. This event was held on 29th May, 2015 at Tata Theatre, NCPA, Mumbai and the entire video production & live streaming was done using AB-LiveTM .This time those who saw the live stream also got to see the slides that were presented on stage by the speakers. The stream was viewed by over 1100 people across the world!
Friday 27th November 2020
Picture Credit Charlotte Graham
Picture Shows, Florists from York Minster prepare the Advent Wreath at York Minster for the first Time in 2 years
Advent Wreath raised at York Minster as a sign of hope
One of the largest Advent wreaths in the country is being raised at York Minster today (Friday 27 November) as a sign of hope as the cathedral prepares to mark the start of Advent this Sunday.
The Archbishop of York, The Most Reverend Stephen Cottrell, will be at the Minster to see the 4m wide wreath lifted into place, for the start of what will be his first Advent and Christmas in the role of Archbishop.
The wreath will be suspended in its traditional place below the Central Tower for the first time since 2017, as scaffolding surrounding the Grand Organ as part of its once-a-century refurbishment has prevented it from being lifted into place for the last two years.
The wreath, which has been made by the cathedral’s volunteer flower arrangers using ivy and holly sourced mainly from the Minster’s gardens, will hold five candles which are gradually lit each Sunday during Advent in the countdown to Christmas Day.
The Archbishop of York, The Most Reverend Stephen Cottrell, said: “The raising of the Advent Wreath is a sign of hope – the hope that light will come to our darkness, the hope that life will overcome death, and the hope that God will be with us.
“I pray that in these weeks as we journey towards Christmas together, that people will be filled with these hopes. I am praying that all will discover that in Jesus they can be made whole and be fulfilled.”
The first of the 1m tall candles, which are capable of burning constantly for three weeks, will be lit on Sunday (29 November), the first day of Advent, during the Minster’s 11am Eucharist service.
Public worship is not currently permitted in the cathedral but the service will be livestreamed via the Minster’s website and social media channels for people to join from home. A special service called ‘Looking for the Light – A Sequence of Music and Readings for Advent Sunday’, will also be livestreamed at 4pm on Sunday.
The remaining candles will be lit each Sunday building up to the lighting of the final candle on Christmas Day, which represents the birth of Christ, the light of the world. They will remain lit until the Feast of Epiphany on 6 January, although at least two will need to be replaced during the five weeks.
In addition to the digital worship opportunities, the Minster is currently open for private prayer from 10am – 12noon Monday to Saturday (excluding Tuesdays when the Minster is closed) and 1pm – 3pm on Sundays.
Full details of York Minster’s programme for the start of Advent 2020 are available via the cathedral’s website at www.yorkminster.org.
California condor #289 keeps a watchful eye on its nest as U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists check the fertility of its egg. This condor and her mate, #374, hatched a chick April 6. The chick and its parents are featured on a livestreaming nest camera, available to a worldwide audience.
This nest is one of 12 California condor nests in the mountains of Ventura, Santa Barbara and Kern counties - the highest number of nests ever recorded in Southern California.
Credit: Joseph Brandt/USFWS
Ventura County, California
Day 36 at Occupy Dame Street, Ireland. Video of uilleann piper and fiddle players playing fiddle very kindly donated and sent over by Occupy Pittsburgh. This performance was livestreamed online with Occupy Pittsburgh livestreaming their own fiddleplayers for a 'fiddle off'. The fiddlers were joined by some other traditional musicians, including this uilleann piper.
Occupy Dame Street is a protest occupation in front of the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin city centre. Calling for a change in the economic, political and social situation in Ireland and for direct participatory democracy. Expressing dissent against the bailouts, management of the "financial crisis" and current economic policy. The protest is unaffiliated to any political party or organisation and offers multiple alternatives. In concert with over 1000 other actions taking place around the world.
I (Elaine Ewing) pose with Miss Dementia's sidekick, Butch on the set of Super Scary Horror Theater.
Paul livestreaming the fireworks visible from our flat to the others attending our online new years party.
Occupy Wall Street on May Day in NY, NY on May 1, 2012. Baloons hold up a livestreaming drone above Union Square.
Day 36 at Occupy Dame Street, Ireland. Video of fiddle players playing fiddle very kindly donated and sent over by Occupy Pittsburgh. This performance was livestreamed online with Occupy Pittsburgh livestreaming their own fiddleplayers for a 'fiddle off'. They were joined by some other traditional musicians.
Occupy Dame Street is a protest occupation in front of the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin city centre. Calling for a change in the economic, political and social situation in Ireland and for direct participatory democracy. Expressing dissent against the bailouts, management of the "financial crisis" and current economic policy. The protest is unaffiliated to any political party or organisation and offers multiple alternatives. In concert with over 1000 other actions taking place around the world.
Live Stream webcam Urban Nerd streaming live on www.justin.tv/mooncricket
Update. Google announces about the new google glass.
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In 2007 I started waring my Logitech camera for Justin.tv everywhere I go. At bboy dance battle, driving, riding a bike through out San Francisco. I was already taking live streaming to a new level with thousands of followers on www.justin.tv/mooncricket.
I went to all the tech shows such as Macworld and NAB in 2007-2010 wearing this camera on my glasses. People thought it was the coolest thing at the tech shows but thought I was weird on the streets lol.
At these tech events I would always try and speak to Logitech and other camera and live stream companies that make gadgets about my designs and ideas. They would not speak with me and give me the run around. I even had the design sketched out for my blue tooth wireless webcam to your computer or phone at the time. Voice command I use to goof around and act like I was controlling it with my voice as I always felt like I was Robocop wearing the glasses. Now many companies are coming out with these live stream products as if they came up with something new. If only I was not looked at as just a indy filmmaker trying to make it. How do you get these companies to sit and listen to my innovated ideas before they come out month or years later by others that may come up with the same idea later?
So if I fill out the application to try and be selected I don't understand why I would have to buy the $1500 to enter?
Left NYC at 6pm on Saturday 10/29. Landed Sydney at 9am Monday 10/31. Greeted at our room with pasries & livestreamed Patriots game. No matter that Pats dropped it to Steelers.
Pressefotos. Livestreaming fra d'Angleterre af lancering af Michelin Nordic Guide 2016. You can freely use my photos in this album - but do not modify the photos in any kind. You must give appropriate credit: "Photos by Jimmy Rehak, Mediehuset København"
John Nahrgang ordained a deacon, one step closer to priesthood
Photos by Billy Hardiman and story by Ambria Hammel, The Catholic Sun.
In his final minutes as a lay Catholic, seminarian John Nahrgang smiled in anticipation of the big moment. That would come immediately following the proclamation of the Gospel at the May 28 televised and livestreamed Mass at Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral, when a chair was placed at the foot of the altar and Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted ordained Nahrgang — a convert to Catholicism — a deacon.
Men who are ordained to the transitional diaconate are one step closer to their ultimate calling to serve the Church as priests. Providentially, Nahrgang’s ordination to the diaconate took place on Ascension Sunday, when the Church recalls Christ’s words to His disciples that they would receive power from the Holy Spirit and become His witnesses to the world.
“You, my son, have been waiting for this day of ordination for several years,” Bishop Olmsted said. “Now the waiting is over — from this day forward, you will be a public witness to Jesus Christ in communion with me and my successors.”
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John Nahrgang ordained a deacon, one step closer to priesthood
Photos by Billy Hardiman and story by Ambria Hammel, The Catholic Sun.
In his final minutes as a lay Catholic, seminarian John Nahrgang smiled in anticipation of the big moment. That would come immediately following the proclamation of the Gospel at the May 28 televised and livestreamed Mass at Ss. Simon and Jude Cathedral, when a chair was placed at the foot of the altar and Bishop Thomas J. Olmsted ordained Nahrgang — a convert to Catholicism — a deacon.
Men who are ordained to the transitional diaconate are one step closer to their ultimate calling to serve the Church as priests. Providentially, Nahrgang’s ordination to the diaconate took place on Ascension Sunday, when the Church recalls Christ’s words to His disciples that they would receive power from the Holy Spirit and become His witnesses to the world.
“You, my son, have been waiting for this day of ordination for several years,” Bishop Olmsted said. “Now the waiting is over — from this day forward, you will be a public witness to Jesus Christ in communion with me and my successors.”
More: www.catholicsun.org/2017/06/01/john-nahrgang-ordained-a-d...
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