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#Abba Forever Dokumentation im ORF
tv.ORF.at: Vor fĂŒnfzig Jahren, am 6. April 1974, hat ABBA den Eurovision Song Contest in Brighton mit
Project Jacquard: Leviâs smart jacket first look
Do you remember? It was 6 years ago when Levis, together with Google, launched one of the first interoperable garments on the market. And where are we today? It's like a birth. Labor pains, eruptions, milestones, technology and social development go hand in hand. In the end, as the fashion prophets say, we are connecting our society in new ways and who knows, maybe we will meet in a form of egalitarian societies. A form of society that shines with a great deal of balance, that knows how to master the great problems of world history together.
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2018, April 9th, I wore Leviâs smart jacket for three months, and it changed how I use my phone
Did you know you can control smartphone functions with a Leviâs denim jacket? Itâs all thanks to Googleâs Jacquard fabric technology. Weâve
2020, April, LEVIâSÂź TRUCKER JACKET WITH JACQUARDâą BY GOOGLE
LEVIâSÂź TRUCKER JACKET WITH JACQUARDâą BY GOOGLE | Off the Cuff
2019, September 30th, Google and Levi's introduce a new smart jacket that can answer calls and snap selfies
The new line of jackets is meant to be sleeker and more affordable than the last version.
Dance Flashdance - What A Feeling (S.Martin Remix 2019)
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Ricky Shayne - Mamy Blue (ZDF Disco 11.12.1971) (VOD)
"Mamy Blue" is telling a story from am man which left his mother, in anger and without to say godbye. It was only when he explored the world that he realized how much he missed her love. The text describes the loneliness felt by the protagonist and his remorse when he returns to an empty home. He longs to see his mother once more and to be understood by her, but it is too late. She will never be able to laugh again.
Source Oldtimemusic.com
Bedeutung von Mamy Blue von Ricky Shayne Erinnerungen an ein faszinierendes Lied Als ich das Lied âMamy Blueâ von Ricky Shayne zum ersten Ma
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A measure for movement
A team of neuroscientists at the German Primate Center (DPZ) - Leibniz Institute for Primate Research in Göttingen have investigated how the goal of an arm movement is spatially encoded in the primate brain. Their findings are relevant for the development of neuroprostheses, among other things, as it is essential for their control that the information read from the brain is interpreted in the correct spatial reference system. The work has been published in Nature Communications. The aim of neuroprosthetics is to replace or restore the loss of functions in the human nervous system as far as possible using the smallest technological systems. Neuroprostheses are used by means of microsystems technology and biocompatible materials for the multiple contacting of nerves and control of implantable assistance systems. The control of neuroprosthetics, i.e. the connection between the brain and the nervous system, is becoming more finely structured with increasing technologization, right up to the use of algorithms. The implementation of spatial understanding from the brain requires corresponding applications that can be transferred to the prosthesis via the nervous system. A kind of replacement for the motor end plate is required!
The peripheral nervous system (PNS), which works in interaction with the central nervous system (CNS), has its sensory organs in every part of the body. It receives sensory information and transmits it to the CNS via sensory fibers. Movement impulses originating from the CNS are transmitted to the target organs such as muscles, tendons and ligaments via motor fibers of the PNS. Both the CNS and the PNS are neuronally connected to the brain via the spinal cord. It has been known for some time that the target of an arm movement is coded in some brain regions relative to our line of vision, in others relative to the current position of our hand, but in any case always relative to our own body. But is this always true? Saturday evening at a well-attended stand-up party. Servers are balancing trays of appetizers over the heads of the guests. We spot donuts on one of these passing serving plates and decide in a matter of seconds to go for the one on the far right. But then the waitress briefly disappears from our field of vision, only to reappear elsewhere. How does our arm know where to reach? Relative to our body, our favorite donut has changed its position in the meantime.
However, its position relative to the tray on which the donut is lying remains constant. Can our brain make use of this fact? How and where does our brain process the different spatial information in order to be able to successfully carry out targeted movements, such as reaching for the donut? If we imagine a spatial coordinate system, its origin or zero point can be either body-related (direction of gaze, position of the hand, arm, center of the body) or object-related (position, size or orientation of the object in space). It was previously assumed that body-related reference systems are processed in different areas of the brain than object-related ones and that only body-related reference systems play a role in the planning of arm movements.
This classical model needs to be re-evaluated, as the current study by the research group at the Primate Center makes clear. To find out which coordinate system underlies the planning of goal-directed movements, they trained two rhesus monkeys to memorize movement goals on a touchscreen in order to reach for them later. As a result, the researchers found that the processing of spatial information is less a question of brain area than of cognitive demand and can be dynamically adapted. In addition to understanding elementary brain functions, the results are also important for the development of neuroprostheses. The activity of the nerve cells determines for the motor prosthesis to which target a movement is planned. "If a robotic arm is to be controlled, the information relative to which position in space the arm is to be moved upwards to the right, for example, is essential," explains Alexander Gail, head of the Sensorimotor Research Group and the study. "Correct control depends largely on describing the movement in the correct coordinate system." Future studies should clarify the question of whether and to what extent coordinate systems that are defined by the space around us also play a role in the planning of targeted movements in these brain regions when we move through space ourselves. The manufacture and development of neuroprostheses is closely linked to developments in other specialist areas such as microsystems technology, nanotechnology, IT and biotechnology, as well as the associated materials and substances. According to the current state of the art, neuroprostheses can be used to compensate for illnesses that result in considerable physical limitations and enable affected people to maintain or restore their quality of life.
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Position- and scale-invariant object-centered spatial localization in monkey frontoparietal cortex dynamically adapts to cognitive demand https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-024-47554-4
Fraunhofer-Institut fĂŒr Biomedizinische Technik https://www.ibmt.fraunhofer.de/de/ibmt-kernkompetenzen/ibmt-biomedizintechnik/ibmt-medizintechnik-neuroprothetik.html
Institut fĂŒr Mikrosystemtechnik UniversitĂ€t Freiburg https://www.imtek.de/professuren/bmt/forschung/neuroprothetik
UniversitÀtsklinikum Heidelberg, Studie zur Verbesserung der Greiffunktion bei Tetraplegikern mittels Neuroprothesen https://www.klinikum.uni-heidelberg.de/zentrum-fuer-orthopaedie-unfallchirurgie-und-paraplegiologie/klinik-fuer-paraplegiologie-querschnittzentrum/forschung/klinische-studien/neuroprothese/
Faszinierendes Gehirn, Henning Beck et al. Springer Verlag 2018
Alyenendrov and Maria: You raise me up
This performance exuded fabulous choreography, creative artistry and exceptional technical proficiency. The body positions, lines and lift transitions were magnificent. Although they made this look smooth and easy, it is not.  Alyenendrov and Maria are based in Cincinnati, OH. They specialize in Cabaret and Argentine Tango. Their mission is simple; To share the passion that gave rise to their dreams; the passion that created their love. The passion that gives them hope and direction each morning.  They have already achieved much in their 3 years competing Cabaret: IHSC (Hustle world) Professional Cabaret Champions (2016-2017), US Open Swing Dance Championships, Cabaret Champions (2016-2019), National Finalists in Cabaret and Theater Arts (2017), and winners of the 2017-2019 USA Grand National Dance Championships (Swing Dance) Cabaret division. 2018 and 2019 Ohio Star Ball cabaret Champions.  They own a studio in Cincinnati and are centered around the belief that anything is achievable â whatever the odds â through passion and hard work.
Source: https://www.flixxy.com/alyenendrov-and-maria-you-raise-me-up.htm
Mad World by Tears For Fears Original HQ 1983
A guitar teacher we knew introduced us to Arthur Janov's psychology book The Primal Scream. Mad World's chorus â "The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had" â is from Janov's idea that nightmares can be good because they release tension.
The song was intended as a B-side but Polygram said it was too good, so it became our third single. I'd come up with this dance for it and used to do it a lot in the studio, so the record company told me I had to do it in the video, since Curt was singing and there was nothing else for me to do. So there I was, stuck by this lake doing my flying wombat impersonation, but it worked.
Two decades later, Gary Jules sang Mad World for the film Donnie Darko and got the Christmas No 1 in 2003. That was probably the proudest moment of my career. I was in my 40s and had forgotten how I felt when I wrote all those Tears for Fears songs. I thought: "Thank God for the 19-year-old Roland Orzabal. Thank God he got depressed." It is a dark song but it brings back happy memories. When we made the video in a country estate on the cheap, we bussed all our friends and family up from Bath and had a fun day. The woman who's having the birthday party in the video is my mum.
Mad World appears on the 30th anniversary deluxe edition of The Hurting, Tears For Fears' debut album.
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Tears for Fears - how we made Mad World
Songwriter Roland Orzabal and singer Curt Smith recall channelling their domestic troubles into a song that tried to match Duran Duran and e
Styx - Boat On The River
Or, if youâre the type of musician like Tommy Shaw of Styx, you might try to change things up by writing on an entirely new instrument. âThatâs how âBoat On The Riverâ happened,â the â70s rock icon tells American Songwriter. [...]
Unsure of how the specifics of virtuosically playing the mandolin worked, Shaw instead opted to play around and see if he couldnât discover some chords by trying out different finger positions⊠before he even knew it, he was writing a song.
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Behind The Song: âBoat On The Riverâ by Styx https://americansongwriter.com/behind-the-song-boat-on-the-river-by-styx/
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Viele Menschen haben oder geben vor, Probleme mit der ErnĂ€hrung zu haben. Das Problem ist daher offensichtlich. Solange ungesunde Lebensmittel auch finanziell begĂŒnstigt sind, gibt es keinerlei Anreize dafĂŒr etwas Ă€ndern zu wollen.
"Nur mit massiven Umstellungen in der Landwirtschaft lassen sich die deutschen Klimaziele bis 2050 erreichen. Laut einer neuen Studie der UniversitĂ€t Hamburg halten Stakeholder aus dem Agrarbereich diese Ziele grundsĂ€tzlich fĂŒr umsetzbar, sofern die Bevölkerung ihre ErnĂ€hrungsgewohnheiten Ă€ndert. Erstmals wurde berechnet, was die erwarteten Effekte fĂŒr den Klimaschutz bringen wĂŒrden. Demnach wĂ€re eine Reduktion der landwirtschaftlichen Emissionen um mindestens zwei Drittel bis 2050 möglich." Der Blick geht zu sehr auf die Klimaziele. Es benötigt Anreize damit Umstellungen, andere Ausrichtungen, Orientierungen auch nicht aus Perspektive von Problemen betrachtet werden.
15 Year Old Emma Kok Sings VoilĂ â AndrĂ© Rieu, Maastricht 2023 (official video)
Seht her - Hört mir zu, mir, der werdenden SĂ€ngerin. ErzĂ€hlt euren Liebenden, euren Freunden von mir. ErzĂ€hlt ihnen von diesem MĂ€dchen mit den schwarzen Augen und dem verrĂŒckten Traum."Voila"- Songtext auf deutsch
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"Voila": Standing Ovations und TrĂ€nen fĂŒr unheilbar kranke Emma
"Voila" - "Seht her": Mit diesem Lied bezaubert ein 15-jĂ€hriges, schwerkrankes MĂ€dchen mit ihrer auĂergewöhnlichen Stimme Millionen. Nach ih
Hubert Kah - Wenn Der Mond Die Sonne BerĂŒhrt (1984 Formel Eins)
Hubert Kah â Wenn Der Mond Die Sonne BerĂŒhrt â Official Music Video. The first single from the bandâs 1984 album Goldene Zeiten (Golden Times). The single spent nine weeks in the official German singles chart in 1984. German trio Hubert Kah consisted of Hubert Kemmler (vocals, keyboards), Markus Löhr (guitars, keyboards) and Klaus Hirschburger (bass).
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tv80s Hubert Kah â Wenn Der Mond Die Sonne BerĂŒhrt https://www.tv80s.com/hubert-kah/wenn-der-mond-die-sonne-beruhrt/
Jermaine Jackson, Pia Zadora - When the Rain Begins to Fall
Kaoma - Lambada (Official Video) 1989 HD
Bewegung hemmt Depression und steigert GehirnaktivitÀt
Menschen mit Depressionen ziehen sich oft zurĂŒck und sind körperlich inaktiv. Bei einer GegenĂŒberstellungen von Gruppen unterschiedlicher Aufgabenstellungen absolvierten diese ein mehrwöchiges Bewegungsprogramm. Bei der zu Aktiven Gruppenwirkung zeigte sich vor einem motivationalen Training wenig VerĂ€nderungsbereitsschaft. Durch die Teilnahme am Training zeigte sich ein Anstieg der VerĂ€nderungsbereitschaft gegenĂŒber der Beobachtungsgruppe. Auch die Depressionssymptome gingen zurĂŒck.
Die Forscher erlÀutern auch, das es bekannt sei das körperliche AktivitÀt dem Gehirn gut tut, das diese aber auch die Neubildung von Verbindungen von Nervenzellen fördert. Quelle: Bewegung bringt bei Depressionen das Gehirn auf Trab https://idw-online.de/de/news773861
Marc Almond & Gene Pitney - Something`s Gotten Hold Of My Heart
Richard Marx - Right Here Waiting (Official Music Video)