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Műholdak, ha találkoznak… a harmadik országos CanSat versenyen Bár egy középiskolás számára elérhetetlennek tűnhet, hogy műholdat építsen, az Európai Űrügynökség (ESA) által meghirdetett verseny ezt a lehetőséget hozza közel a diákokhoz. Zajlik a harmadik országos CanSat verseny a Magyar Asztronautikai Társaság (MANT) szervezésében, az ESERO Hungary keretében. A verseny következő eseménye a már hagyományosnak mondható … Weiterlesen Műholdak ha találkoznak… CanSat 2025

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A new and innovative book project set to captivate readers of all ages is coming from Rotondes. Blurring the lines between traditional literature and interactive art, the book offers a vibrant visual exploration reminiscent of "Where’s Waldo?" but with a unique storytelling twist. Lucie explains how the idea for this visual masterpiece was born out of a desire to showcase the dynamic life and activities happening at Rotondes. The book not only highlights daily experiences but captures personal stories and characters, providing a seamless narrative journey through its colourful pages. Finding the right artist to bring this concept to life was no small feat. Lucie recounts how they selected Viktoria Mladenovski, whose artistic talent and creative vision perfectly aligned with their goals. Viktoria immersed herself in the Rotondes community, meeting team members and participating in activities to authentically represent the lively spirit of Rotondes in her illustrations. What makes this book truly special is its universality. With no text, readers from diverse backgrounds and ages can engage with the artwork and interpret the stories in their own way. Children in local schools were given early glimpses, and their feedback highlighted themes of inclusivity, individuality, and joy—a testament to the book’s powerful visual storytelling. As Lucie shares plans for the book’s release, she reflects on the joy and challenges of editing down countless fun and meaningful moments for inclusion. With its January 26th debut, this visual adventure promises to be a treasure trove of discovery and inspiration.

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Geschichten von drei ungarischen Königen und mehr, zuerst auf Ungarisch, dann auf Deutsch.

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Laura Thorn is an emerging Luxembourg talent preparing to compete in the Luxembourg Song Contest. From teaching at the conservatory to stepping into the international music scene, Laura opens up about her unexpected journey and the whirlwind experience so far. She was not planning to enter the contest but an unexpected message from a Parisian producer changed her plans, leading her to embrace this opportunity. Despite initial hesitations, her passion for music and the captivating French-language song drew her in. Laura shares the song's powerful message of transformation and empowerment, inspired by a beloved classic from 60 years ago, and explores how it connects past traditions to a modern vision of independence and strength. The conversation delves into her multi-lingual background and the surprising challenges of singing in French compared to English. Laura reflects on the technical demands of perfecting every note and word! She is excited and nervous as she anticipates the first rehearsals and faces the challenge of performing for a massive audience. With charm and candid honesty, she offers a rare glimpse into the dedication and artistry that goes into crafting a memorable performance on such a grand stage.

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Die Psychotherapeutin, Erziehungswissenschafterin und Supervisorin Frau Mag.a Natalie Knapp setzt sich in Ihrem Vortrag mit den psychosozialen Belastungssituationen von Jugendlichen auseinander.

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Teil 5 – Das Wesen der Information…. Ein Dialog mit der KI über die Zukunft der digitalen Realität…… Verschiedene Arten von Information…. Die pysikalische Wikung der Information und ihre Entwicklung in der Kosmologie

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Warum nehmen wir uns Vorsätze vor? Wie realistisch sind sie Und wie können wir sie tatsächlich umsetzten? Diese, und viele weitere, Fragen bespricht Moderatorin Elke Plöchl gemeinsam mit vier Teilnehmerinnen des Frauenberufszentrum. Präsentiert wird die Sendung von der Frauenberatungsstelle Babsi in Freistadt.

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Auch in Berlin gab es 2024 eine Vielzahl an rechten Übergriffen, Einschüchterungen und Veranstaltungen. Angefangen beim organisierten Angriff auf eine Demonstrationsanreise in Berlin Friedrichshain, den vielen Gegenveranstaltungen…

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Im Frühen FROsch sprechen Petra und Aylin über Widerstand.

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Licht als Inspiration der Lebens

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Gerhard aus Tirol In den 70 Jahren kam Gerhard aus Tirol das erste Mal mit Freunden in die Südsteiermark und seit damals kommt er jedes Jahr zu Besuch.   Vieles hat sich seit damals verändert, über seine Eindrücke und sein Leben sprechen wir in meiner Sendung.

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Zu Hause bei Roswitha Heckermann Mit viel Herzblut erzählt Roswitha über ihr bewegtes Leben.   Schon früh in ihrer Jugend begann sie die Ausbildung zur Krankenschwester.   Ihre drei Töchter, die Schwiegersöhne und zahlreiche Enkelkinder sind ihre Kraftquelle.   Eine große Rolle spielt auch ihre vegane Lebensweise und die innige Liebe zu Tieren.

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grazil hat die toxischen Meta-Plattformen Facebook, Instagram und Whatsapp endgültig verlassen. Auf Twitter/X war grazil ohnehin nie vertreten. In der Sendung werden die Ursachen dafür beleuchtet und alternative Plattformen gezeigt.

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Wir hören in der mittlerweile 18. Ausgabe von FMMA 3021 (follow for more recipes): BABADAG / EH KEIN STRESS / CAMINATAS/ LET´S GO SOMEWHERE ELSE, UNTITLED A TO 9 / TO A SEAHORSE / KLAFOUTI / CHEESECAKE / CAUGHT / WALKING INTO THIS NEW YEAR LIKE / FROG BOG / GEEZE, THOSE ARE NICE PANTS

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Jon is back to let you know who is playing in 2025 before returning to the weekly guide next Wednesday. Who will you go and see this year?

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From teaching to tech! Discover Hannah Boughton’s inspiring career shift to data science and educational technology. The interview is part of our interview series on Women in STEM —don’t miss her story!

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Indonesia has launched a bold free meal program to fight malnutrition, initially benefiting 570,000 schoolchildren and pregnant women in 20 provinces. The scheme will expand to include millions more this year and nearly 83 million people by 2029, nearly a third of the population. Meals feature locally sourced items like rice, chicken, tofu, beans, fruit, and milk, supporting both nutrition and regional economies. Schools distribute meals to children, while public kitchens cater to pregnant women, with military resources assisting in preparation and logistics. Despite its promise, the initiative under President Prabowo Subianto faces financial scrutiny. Costs are estimated at €27–€45 billion over five years, raising concerns about its impact on Indonesia’s fiscal health. Experts also question the program's long-term sustainability and food quality. However, parents, many of whom struggle to provide meals for their children, have warmly welcomed the effort. The program represents a significant step toward addressing hunger while sparking debate about its broader implications.

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Indonesia has launched a bold free meal program to fight malnutrition, initially benefiting 570,000 schoolchildren and pregnant women in 20 provinces. The scheme will expand to include millions more this year and nearly 83 million people by 2029, nearly a third of the population. Meals feature locally sourced items like rice, chicken, tofu, beans, fruit, and milk, supporting both nutrition and regional economies. Schools distribute meals to children, while public kitchens cater to pregnant women, with military resources assisting in preparation and logistics. Despite its promise, the initiative under President Prabowo Subianto faces financial scrutiny. Costs are estimated at €27–€45 billion over five years, raising concerns about its impact on Indonesia’s fiscal health. Experts also question the program's long-term sustainability and food quality. However, parents, many of whom struggle to provide meals for their children, have warmly welcomed the effort. The program represents a significant step toward addressing hunger while sparking debate about its broader implications.

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