Laurence Thillard
Hi ! I am specialist of natural cosmetic products and French teacher for foreigners I live and work in Morocco and Russia.
Location Morocco
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It's an honor.
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I feel in an echo chamber with my Instagram account and it became boring.
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I would focus on the Camembert, which is a specific cheese from France, from the village in Normandy called Camembert, it's made out from raw cow milk, also it's possible to make with goat milk. After the sanctions decided by western countries against Russia, cheeses were not anymore imported from Europe, Camembert is one of the favorite in Russia, it's...
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I publish next step
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France provides a large variety of products, most of the time I can compare, when they are similar, to others in many countries, and I estimate the quality better, taste is specific, unique. I would mention especially all the kind of cheese, the high-pâtisserie, chocolate treats, and what I miss the most living outside France for years is obviously cheese.
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I wish another course from your university, I liked it a lot. The study cannot be completed, it's written it's in "pause".
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I chose the Social Network, quickly boring to read the story like this. I have to make a huge effort of imagination to create a complete scene.
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My name is Laurence, I am french living in Russia. I am taking this course to improve my skills as a Wikipedia expert.
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It's a new topic and most probably this course will be followed in the future by lots of persons to improve many aspects of their life.
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Hi I am French living in Russia and Morocco. I work as French teacher for foreigners, I hope I can have the best approach when dealing as a professional with foreigners.
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I have been interested by a North East Caucasian language, Khvarshi, spoken by 1740 in a part of Daghestan, in Russia. this endangered language is still spoken in the area by 60% of the children, parents seem to care for transmission. Hopefully a researcher studied this language on site and published a book : Khalilova, Zaira (2009). A Grammar of Khwarshi,...
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Used to arabic culture, I would say it has nothing to do with culture and politeness in Saudi Arabia, it's or political matter or trip was treated by irresponsible employees, who probably did not follow up the project and were caught in a deadline, and as often they shut off to save their face and hide it from managers.
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I am disappointed again with the wikicommons sources, I was looking for a relevant map of languages and dialects spoken in Russia, there is none. I am interested by a good map for Russia, not easy to find.
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http://www.liberation.fr/planete/2018/04/24/bangladesh-cinq-ans-apres-le-drame-du-rana-plaza-l-heure-du-bilan_1645511
Found this article I found relevant, talking what is situation five years later. -
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Can we work on and built self compassion for good - like a tool we create - or is it a never ending work ?
Now I am wondering: can I explore my past, solve issues -for example about roots of self criticism- then, after I have understood where my lack of self compassion comes from, I forget about all this past, stop exploring, and live for present. I created... -
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I am wondering if the meditation and exercises have same impact in English language, I understand, rather than in French language which is my native tongue. The neural circuit functions the same or not ? Who knows about it ? Influence of native language on meditation versus other understood but learn language. Is my question clear somehow ?
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I mostly disagree with the comments, I wish we can fight ageing by all possible manners, and stay fresh and look young as much as possible, in good shape, healthy and active, enjoy life without this stress of ageing. Of course it would be revolution all society basis.
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I believe that if we strictly follow new scientific researches advises, modify our environment in this goal and if we are augmented by "spare parts", we can reach 200 years old next century.
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I own a company making natural cosmetics with argan oil. I am interested for improving my formulas. I move more and more to an holistic approach. At this time I study in depth about collagen in oral takings and topical in creams. I wish I can learn a lot here for the best innovation in my work.
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Hi, I like art and antiquities and had studied History at University. My today's work is not linked but I have a strong interest in the subject.
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Thanks for this excellent course, I have learn much, and will definitely follow any other available in the future from your University of Oslo.
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It would be some objects that I would throw from the top roof of a building, that would use gravity and air to make sounds during the fall and crash at the end.
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So far one of the most interesting topic in this excellent course, I trust this will be stolen by some industry for surprising innovation.
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Laurence Thillard replied to Gary Kines
Hi Gary, thanks for so complete answer, I know neither of them !
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So far James Brown is still number one in my list, second I prefer the Meters, still oldies at top, and third I dedicate to Animal Rights that get me up and move more than others, with a special fourth rank for d!Angelo. Surprisingly Brazilian samba didn't convinced me for its groove.
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Could you share YouTube (or other) links for your examples ? I am interested in what you recommend.
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It's just so highly frustrating NOT to applause, I had to block a vital energy naturally coming at the end of the movement ((
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Disruptive innovation can be an endless process ?
What could be a next step in Data Mining, once all the world is monitored ? What can be a disruptive innovation when Artificial Intelligence will be included into everything possible ? We could reach an end level that is a high-plain ? -
HI Sir, thanks for this clear explanation. It's huge ! It appears to me now like a system into the system. I would like to know if there are some examples of simple approaches that are efficient, especially for small companies. For big companies, it seems far complex to be efficient....small detail, but I am curious: What is the job taking care of this...
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I don"t get this 'Culture' enabler. how do you make it ? Is it some kind of politic around you ? trying to convince people around you all the time ? and how ? in details ? you print or send newsletter ? make gifts ? conferences ? what ?
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I am wondering if body motion depends on cultural background also. Maybe you are studying body movement in a precise frame ?, I mean, a western occidental music listener, let's say a German, would move a way on the beat of Rihanna (for example) and an Japanese would move a completely different way.
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Do you think you move and dance freely the same way as at home, concert, club.... ? Does this equipment influence your body expression ? Because I feel you are watched like big brother, so it may influence ?
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Only my parents asked me to follow this education, I didn't choose to be clear, but, by chance I liked it a lot and I miss it now (I am far from music and dance today).
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Well, the link to University of Finland is impossible to understand for me, it's in finnish and I don't see where is the MoCap toolbox.
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Almost not moving, on the beats yes, but the sounds after stopped me. I didn"t know what to expect next.
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The first music, I was probably influenced by the title and was imagining and moving like i were a butterfly. Second music, I couldn't feel any movement, it was not going outside of my brain to reach my muscles.Third one, when I heard i thought I could dance with the beat, but to make it it was not easy, I couldn't follow the music so well.
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Ears and listening is very tiring, after, closing my eyes and only listening is really entertaining and would like to shake my body.
Only watching was stressing me and I didn"t re-create the music inside me, but would wait for the real sound of hitting the tree, but when it's both, music and pictures, it really matches well. -
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Could you make a "How to survive on Mars" module 2 ? It's so interesting, I'd like to dig further into the subject. I am pretty sure volunteers will be numerous, I would be one of them !
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Yes Takete the right one and Maluma round one, same as sounds like.
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1, I would say a a bell medium size in copper hit by metal stick, impulsive action,
2 Two beach flat pebbles rubbed on each other, sustained action
3 A chalk on a blackboard, iterative action -
Hi, I am french and I've studied Theory and Classical piano at National Conservatoire, which is like an Academy in France, for more than twelve years, at university I studied Italian opera baroque music. Later, I have discovered all the other kinds of music, today I am a lot focused on Dance and Electronic music. Also dance ! I have practiced more than ten...
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I would suggest to modify the neuronal system of the colonist, they have to be "upgraded" psychologically.
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My mapping is about making natural cosmetics for the colony on Mars. Among the basic ingredients i would need, I have listed clay and specifically Bentonite type. Dr Sasha Wilson talked about this clay in the previous video, can someone give me more details about this clay on Mars ? How is it available on Mars ?
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We could select special species of potatoes for Mars with higher levels of nutrients for example.
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We need to think about storage back up and alternative energy sources for the colony.
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I am not convinced it's the best option in long-term. Maybe some resources more adapted for Mars will be created in the future.
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I don't believe we can recycle all the water body emits, it's not worth it if we compare cost and technology to collect it and recycle it versus cost, energy. We could let it go and concentrate on more profitable water exploitation.
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Laurence Thillard replied to sarah C
Storage, who has any solution for that, after reading Sarah"s post, it seems fundamental now for me.
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I was surprised minerals extract doesn't convince more. Polar ice caps are largely promoted but environment is not making working conditions for humans, maybe robots.
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I voted for Polar ice caps as a first source of water available and to begin easiest accessible for immediate needs, but would also launch drilling and pipes to have another source with groundwater.
