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  1. Le canoë : Une activité emblématique du paysage canadien 🇨🇦🛶

    Le canoë est bien plus qu'un simple loisir au Canada, c'est un symbole de l'exploration et de la connexion avec la nature. Des milliers de lacs et de rivières invitent à l'aventure, et le canoë est le moyen idéal pour les découvrir. Une expérience inoubliable! #Canoë #Nature #Aventure #Exploration #Loisirs #Français 🇨🇦 #Canada

    fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cano%C3%

  2. Mass intoxication first requires small, private capitulations. The force of the group substitutes for the weakness of the individual.
    -- Alexander Karn (@xankarn)

    #Wisdom #Quotes #AlexanderKarn #Cowardice #Propaganda

    #Photography #Panorama #Okefenokee #Swamp #Canoe #Georgia

  3. Mass intoxication first requires small, private capitulations. The force of the group substitutes for the weakness of the individual.
    -- Alexander Karn (@xankarn)

    #Wisdom #Quotes #AlexanderKarn #Cowardice #Propaganda

    #Photography #Panorama #Okefenokee #Swamp #Canoe #Georgia

  4. Mass intoxication first requires small, private capitulations. The force of the group substitutes for the weakness of the individual.
    -- Alexander Karn (@xankarn)

    #Wisdom #Quotes #AlexanderKarn #Cowardice #Propaganda

    #Photography #Panorama #Okefenokee #Swamp #Canoe #Georgia

  5. Mass intoxication first requires small, private capitulations. The force of the group substitutes for the weakness of the individual.
    -- Alexander Karn (@xankarn)

    #Wisdom #Quotes #AlexanderKarn #Cowardice #Propaganda

    #Photography #Panorama #Okefenokee #Swamp #Canoe #Georgia

  6. Mass intoxication first requires small, private capitulations. The force of the group substitutes for the weakness of the individual.
    -- Alexander Karn (@xankarn)

    #Wisdom #Quotes #AlexanderKarn #Cowardice #Propaganda

    #Photography #Panorama #Okefenokee #Swamp #Canoe #Georgia

  7. It's difficult to get a man to understand something when his cash flow depends on his not understanding it.
    -- Paul Krugman

    #Wisdom #Quotes #PaulKrugman #Greed #SelfDeception

    #Photography #Panorama #Okefenokee #Swamp #Canoe #Georgia

  8. Automatisierte Videoanalyse im Sport: Wie KI Bewegungen messbar macht und neue Analysen ermöglicht

    Digitaler Wissensstammtisch mit Prof. Dr. Mirco Fuchs (HTWK Leipzig) am 28. Mai 2026 von 18:00 - 19:30 Uhr via Zoom.

    Die Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ist kostenlos.

    Link zur Veranstaltung:
    us06web.zoom.us/j/82345402575?

    Inhalt:
    Die Analyse von Bewegungen ist eine zentrale Fragestellung in vielen Anwendungsfeldern des Sports. Sie reicht von der Technik- #Diagnostik im Training über die Wettkampfanalyse bis hin zum Monitoring der langfristigen Leistungsentwicklung. Auf Grundlage #KI basierter Verfahren lassen sich heute nahezu vollautomatische Analyseprozesse umsetzen, die bisher aufgrund des hohen manuellen Aufwands nicht praktikabel, nicht regelmäßig einsetzbar oder nur ausgewählten Kontexten vorbehalten waren. Anhand von Beispielen aus dem #Kanu Rennsport wird vorgestellt, wie aus konkreten Fragestellungen des Spitzenbereichs schrittweise praxistaugliche Lösungen entwickelt wurden und wie diese Perspektiven auch für den Nachwuchsbereich nutzbar gemacht werden können. Ergänzend werden weitere Impulse und Anregungen anhand von Beispielen aus dem #Kite-Segeln und dem #Handball präsentiert.

    wvl-wm.de/

    #sciencenews #wissenschaft #wissenschaftskommunikation #movementdataanalytics #kitesurfing #canoe

  9. Automatisierte Videoanalyse im Sport: Wie KI Bewegungen messbar macht und neue Analysen ermöglicht

    Digitaler Wissensstammtisch mit Prof. Dr. Mirco Fuchs (HTWK Leipzig) am 28. Mai 2026 von 18:00 - 19:30 Uhr via Zoom.

    Die Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ist kostenlos.

    Link zur Veranstaltung:
    us06web.zoom.us/j/82345402575?

    Inhalt:
    Die Analyse von Bewegungen ist eine zentrale Fragestellung in vielen Anwendungsfeldern des Sports. Sie reicht von der Technik- #Diagnostik im Training über die Wettkampfanalyse bis hin zum Monitoring der langfristigen Leistungsentwicklung. Auf Grundlage #KI basierter Verfahren lassen sich heute nahezu vollautomatische Analyseprozesse umsetzen, die bisher aufgrund des hohen manuellen Aufwands nicht praktikabel, nicht regelmäßig einsetzbar oder nur ausgewählten Kontexten vorbehalten waren. Anhand von Beispielen aus dem #Kanu Rennsport wird vorgestellt, wie aus konkreten Fragestellungen des Spitzenbereichs schrittweise praxistaugliche Lösungen entwickelt wurden und wie diese Perspektiven auch für den Nachwuchsbereich nutzbar gemacht werden können. Ergänzend werden weitere Impulse und Anregungen anhand von Beispielen aus dem #Kite-Segeln und dem #Handball präsentiert.

    wvl-wm.de/

    #sciencenews #wissenschaft #wissenschaftskommunikation #movementdataanalytics #kitesurfing #canoe

  10. Automatisierte Videoanalyse im Sport: Wie KI Bewegungen messbar macht und neue Analysen ermöglicht

    Digitaler Wissensstammtisch mit Prof. Dr. Mirco Fuchs (HTWK Leipzig) am 28. Mai 2026 von 18:00 - 19:30 Uhr via Zoom.

    Die Teilnahme an der Veranstaltung ist kostenlos.

    Link zur Veranstaltung:
    us06web.zoom.us/j/82345402575?

    Inhalt:
    Die Analyse von Bewegungen ist eine zentrale Fragestellung in vielen Anwendungsfeldern des Sports. Sie reicht von der Technik- #Diagnostik im Training über die Wettkampfanalyse bis hin zum Monitoring der langfristigen Leistungsentwicklung. Auf Grundlage #KI basierter Verfahren lassen sich heute nahezu vollautomatische Analyseprozesse umsetzen, die bisher aufgrund des hohen manuellen Aufwands nicht praktikabel, nicht regelmäßig einsetzbar oder nur ausgewählten Kontexten vorbehalten waren. Anhand von Beispielen aus dem #Kanu Rennsport wird vorgestellt, wie aus konkreten Fragestellungen des Spitzenbereichs schrittweise praxistaugliche Lösungen entwickelt wurden und wie diese Perspektiven auch für den Nachwuchsbereich nutzbar gemacht werden können. Ergänzend werden weitere Impulse und Anregungen anhand von Beispielen aus dem #Kite-Segeln und dem #Handball präsentiert.

    wvl-wm.de/

    #sciencenews #wissenschaft #wissenschaftskommunikation #movementdataanalytics #kitesurfing #canoe

  11. One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.
    -- Arthur Ashe

    #Wisdom #Quotes #ArthurAshe #Confidence #Preparation #Success

    #Photography #Panorama #BWCA #Canoe #Minnesota

  12. One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.
    -- Arthur Ashe

    #Wisdom #Quotes #ArthurAshe #Confidence #Preparation #Success

    #Photography #Panorama #BWCA #Canoe #Minnesota

  13. One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.
    -- Arthur Ashe

    #Wisdom #Quotes #ArthurAshe #Confidence #Preparation #Success

    #Photography #Panorama #BWCA #Canoe #Minnesota

  14. One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.
    -- Arthur Ashe

    #Wisdom #Quotes #ArthurAshe #Confidence #Preparation #Success

    #Photography #Panorama #BWCA #Canoe #Minnesota

  15. One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.
    -- Arthur Ashe

    #Wisdom #Quotes #ArthurAshe #Confidence #Preparation #Success

    #Photography #Panorama #BWCA #Canoe #Minnesota

  16. Enjoying watching the International Canoe Fed Sprint World Cup on beIN Sports

    #ICF #Canoe #CanoeSprint

  17. Enjoying watching the International Canoe Fed Sprint World Cup on beIN Sports

    #ICF #Canoe #CanoeSprint

  18. You can view the #Ravensong war #canoe & symbolic #paddle #PublicArt at #NIWRA. It's beside the big turtle pond.
    niwra.org/

    Bill Helin is of #Tsimshian / #Norwegian decent and is a member of the Tsimshian Nation, born and raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. His father was Arthur Helin, his Grandfather Henry William Helin, was Chief of the Gitlan Tribe, and his Grandmother Maud Helin, was Chief of the Gitgeese Tribe. Bill spent many hours listening to his grandmother in wonder, as she told him many Legends of the Tsimshian People. By the time he was three, he was already drawing and it wasn't long before he was amusing his family, friends and teachers with caricatures and cartoons. For the most part Bill is a self-taught artist. He learned from books, and was soon mastering techniques such as three-dimensional forming, called repousse. In the 1980’s Bill was sponsored to go to K'San, BC's famous #IndianArt and Carving School in Hazelton. In February 1988, Bill attended the renowned Gemology Institute of America in Santa Monica, California, completing advanced courses in gold smithing and gem setting. Today he lives and works from his studio/home on Vancouver Island.

    Bill spent most of his career, which started in 1979, carving traditional Tsimshian wood carving, jewelry and paintings. His art has evolved from creating large wood projects such as a 40 foot long Ravensong Canoe in 1993 and working on the world’s tallest totem pole with Richard Krentz in 1994, to illustrating children’s story books and working on many animation projects. Other projects include working with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency to design three mission patches as well as some education materials.

    Check out his website:
    billhelin.com/

  19. You can view the #Ravensong war #canoe & symbolic #paddle #PublicArt at #NIWRA. It's beside the big turtle pond.
    niwra.org/

    Bill Helin is of #Tsimshian / #Norwegian decent and is a member of the Tsimshian Nation, born and raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. His father was Arthur Helin, his Grandfather Henry William Helin, was Chief of the Gitlan Tribe, and his Grandmother Maud Helin, was Chief of the Gitgeese Tribe. Bill spent many hours listening to his grandmother in wonder, as she told him many Legends of the Tsimshian People. By the time he was three, he was already drawing and it wasn't long before he was amusing his family, friends and teachers with caricatures and cartoons. For the most part Bill is a self-taught artist. He learned from books, and was soon mastering techniques such as three-dimensional forming, called repousse. In the 1980’s Bill was sponsored to go to K'San, BC's famous #IndianArt and Carving School in Hazelton. In February 1988, Bill attended the renowned Gemology Institute of America in Santa Monica, California, completing advanced courses in gold smithing and gem setting. Today he lives and works from his studio/home on Vancouver Island.

    Bill spent most of his career, which started in 1979, carving traditional Tsimshian wood carving, jewelry and paintings. His art has evolved from creating large wood projects such as a 40 foot long Ravensong Canoe in 1993 and working on the world’s tallest totem pole with Richard Krentz in 1994, to illustrating children’s story books and working on many animation projects. Other projects include working with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency to design three mission patches as well as some education materials.

    Check out his website:
    billhelin.com/

  20. You can view the #Ravensong war #canoe & symbolic #paddle #PublicArt at #NIWRA. It's beside the big turtle pond.
    niwra.org/

    Bill Helin is of #Tsimshian / #Norwegian decent and is a member of the Tsimshian Nation, born and raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. His father was Arthur Helin, his Grandfather Henry William Helin, was Chief of the Gitlan Tribe, and his Grandmother Maud Helin, was Chief of the Gitgeese Tribe. Bill spent many hours listening to his grandmother in wonder, as she told him many Legends of the Tsimshian People. By the time he was three, he was already drawing and it wasn't long before he was amusing his family, friends and teachers with caricatures and cartoons. For the most part Bill is a self-taught artist. He learned from books, and was soon mastering techniques such as three-dimensional forming, called repousse. In the 1980’s Bill was sponsored to go to K'San, BC's famous #IndianArt and Carving School in Hazelton. In February 1988, Bill attended the renowned Gemology Institute of America in Santa Monica, California, completing advanced courses in gold smithing and gem setting. Today he lives and works from his studio/home on Vancouver Island.

    Bill spent most of his career, which started in 1979, carving traditional Tsimshian wood carving, jewelry and paintings. His art has evolved from creating large wood projects such as a 40 foot long Ravensong Canoe in 1993 and working on the world’s tallest totem pole with Richard Krentz in 1994, to illustrating children’s story books and working on many animation projects. Other projects include working with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency to design three mission patches as well as some education materials.

    Check out his website:
    billhelin.com/

  21. You can view the #Ravensong war #canoe & symbolic #paddle #PublicArt at #NIWRA. It's beside the big turtle pond.
    niwra.org/

    Bill Helin is of #Tsimshian / #Norwegian decent and is a member of the Tsimshian Nation, born and raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. His father was Arthur Helin, his Grandfather Henry William Helin, was Chief of the Gitlan Tribe, and his Grandmother Maud Helin, was Chief of the Gitgeese Tribe. Bill spent many hours listening to his grandmother in wonder, as she told him many Legends of the Tsimshian People. By the time he was three, he was already drawing and it wasn't long before he was amusing his family, friends and teachers with caricatures and cartoons. For the most part Bill is a self-taught artist. He learned from books, and was soon mastering techniques such as three-dimensional forming, called repousse. In the 1980’s Bill was sponsored to go to K'San, BC's famous #IndianArt and Carving School in Hazelton. In February 1988, Bill attended the renowned Gemology Institute of America in Santa Monica, California, completing advanced courses in gold smithing and gem setting. Today he lives and works from his studio/home on Vancouver Island.

    Bill spent most of his career, which started in 1979, carving traditional Tsimshian wood carving, jewelry and paintings. His art has evolved from creating large wood projects such as a 40 foot long Ravensong Canoe in 1993 and working on the world’s tallest totem pole with Richard Krentz in 1994, to illustrating children’s story books and working on many animation projects. Other projects include working with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency to design three mission patches as well as some education materials.

    Check out his website:
    billhelin.com/

  22. You can view the #Ravensong war #canoe & symbolic #paddle #PublicArt at #NIWRA. It's beside the big turtle pond.
    niwra.org/

    Bill Helin is of #Tsimshian / #Norwegian decent and is a member of the Tsimshian Nation, born and raised in the Northwest Coastal community of Prince Rupert, BC. His father was Arthur Helin, his Grandfather Henry William Helin, was Chief of the Gitlan Tribe, and his Grandmother Maud Helin, was Chief of the Gitgeese Tribe. Bill spent many hours listening to his grandmother in wonder, as she told him many Legends of the Tsimshian People. By the time he was three, he was already drawing and it wasn't long before he was amusing his family, friends and teachers with caricatures and cartoons. For the most part Bill is a self-taught artist. He learned from books, and was soon mastering techniques such as three-dimensional forming, called repousse. In the 1980’s Bill was sponsored to go to K'San, BC's famous #IndianArt and Carving School in Hazelton. In February 1988, Bill attended the renowned Gemology Institute of America in Santa Monica, California, completing advanced courses in gold smithing and gem setting. Today he lives and works from his studio/home on Vancouver Island.

    Bill spent most of his career, which started in 1979, carving traditional Tsimshian wood carving, jewelry and paintings. His art has evolved from creating large wood projects such as a 40 foot long Ravensong Canoe in 1993 and working on the world’s tallest totem pole with Richard Krentz in 1994, to illustrating children’s story books and working on many animation projects. Other projects include working with NASA and the Canadian Space Agency to design three mission patches as well as some education materials.

    Check out his website:
    billhelin.com/

  23. Agnosticism simply means that a man shall not say he knows or believes that for which he has no grounds for professing to believe.
    -- Thomas H. Huxley

    #Wisdom #Quotes #ThomasHHuxley #Agnosticism

    #Photography #Panorama #BWCA #Canoe #Minnesota