Podcasts about aabb

A Prefeitura do Recife realiza, nesta quarta-feira, o tradicional Concurso de Rei e Rainha do Carnaval da Pessoa Idosa. O evento acontecerá na sede da AABB, no bairro das Graças, a partir das 14h, e promete reunir muita alegria e animação entre os participantes. O júri será formado por 5 integrantes: 2 pessoas ligadas a agremiações carnavalescas e 3 conselheiros do Conselho Municipal da Pessoa Idosa do Recife (COMDIR). Serão avaliados critérios como postura e elegância na passarela, alegria e exibição do frevo. Os vencedores do concurso vão receber uma premiação de R$ 5 mil, além do reconhecimento e da oportunidade de representar a alegria e a vitalidade da pessoa idosa no Carnaval do Recife. O Rei e Rainha irão também recepcionar os foliões no 22º Baile Municipal da Pessoa Idosa, previsto para o dia 25 de fevereiro, no Classic Hall. O âncora Neneo de Carvalho, da Rádio Folha 96,7 FM, conversou com o secretário de Direitos Humanos do Recife, Marco Aurelio Filho, sobre o concurso e o 22º Baile Municipal da Pessoa Idosa. Confira!

Neste episódio do podcast da ABHH no HEMO 2024, contamos com a participação do Dr. Alfredo Mendrone, diretor técnico da Fundação Pró-Sangue, para discutir os desafios e conquistas do processo de acreditação pela AABB. Celebrando 10 anos desse marco, Dr. Alfredo compartilha insights sobre o impacto da acreditação na qualidade dos serviços e na gestão da fundação, destacando o papel crucial da liderança e do trabalho em equipe. Ele também aborda como a parceria com a Associação Brasileira de Hemoterapia e Hematologia (ABHH) facilitou a adesão aos padrões internacionais, tornando o Brasil uma referência em hemoterapia e terapia celular. Com dicas e motivações para instituições menores, o episódio inspira a busca contínua por excelência e inovação no setor.

Rh disease remains a significant health challenge, particularly impacting expectant mothers and their newborns. In this episode of Science Bytes, Dr. Steven Spitalnik discusses the milestones in Rh disease treatment, the ongoing challenges and future opportunities to combat this condition.   About our Speaker Dr Spitalnik, MD is a Professor in the Department of Pathology and Cell Biology, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University, and a member of the Medical Staff at New York Presbyterian/Columbia.  He has authored over 250 publications and served as an investigator on ~30 grants and contracts including Principal investigator on ~20 of those grants. Additionally, he has sponsored more than 15 Training Grants.  Dr. Spitalnik is a member of multiple professional societies, including the Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies (AABB) and the International Society for Blood Transfusion (ISBT). He has served on multiple committees within these organizations and was on the Board of Directors for the AABB. He has received multiple society awards and was elected to the Hall of Fame of the AABB Foundation (previously the National Blood Foundation). Dr. Spitalnik is the Founding Member and Executive Director of the Worldwide Initiative for Rh Disease Eradication (WIRhE).  

In this episode of “Lab Medicine Rounds,” Justin Kreuter, M.D., interviews John Sherbeck, M.D., Laboratory Medical Director of Trinity Health IHA Medical Group, about how to plan your time at medical conferences. He also briefly discusses this year's takeaways from AABB's national conference.Timestamps:0:00 Intro00:45 Why are medical conferences important to attend?03:10 Engaging in debate05:11 Prepping your team to present at a national conference06:40 Take aways from the AABB annual meeting?09:57 When you attend a conference, how do you go about planning out your time?12:57 How do you approach networking?15:05 What is your current practice for approaching vendors?17:18 How do you capture your conference learning?19:50 Outro

Acompanhe aqui as propostas dos candidatos à prefeitura de Santa Maria. Você ouve na íntegra a fala dos proponentes na Reunião Extraordinária da Plenária do Conselho Municipal de Saúde de Santa Maria, que ocorreu no dia 28 de setembro de 2024 na sede da AABB, em Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul. Não compareceram à reunião os candidatos Alídio da Luz (PSOL) e Roberta Leitão (PL). São 5 episódios e a ordem dos áudios foi definida por meio de sorteio.

Acompanhe aqui as propostas dos candidatos à prefeitura de Santa Maria. Você ouve na íntegra a fala dos proponentes na Reunião Extraordinária da Plenária do Conselho Municipal de Saúde de Santa Maria, que ocorreu no dia 28 de setembro de 2024 na sede da AABB, em Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul. Não compareceram à reunião os candidatos Alídio da Luz (PSOL) e Roberta Leitão (PL). São 5 episódios e a ordem dos áudios foi definida por meio de sorteio.

Acompanhe aqui as propostas dos candidatos à prefeitura de Santa Maria. Você ouve na íntegra a fala dos proponentes na Reunião Extraordinária da Plenária do Conselho Municipal de Saúde de Santa Maria, que ocorreu no dia 28 de setembro de 2024 na sede da AABB, em Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul. Não compareceram à reunião os candidatos Alídio da Luz (PSOL) e Roberta Leitão (PL). São 5 episódios e a ordem dos áudios foi definida por meio de sorteio.

The number of books being banned and challenged in schools and libraries has increased exponentially in the USA in recent years. These attacks on our freedom to read are not coming just from fringe zealots -- they are being embedded into legislation across the country, and that's a BIG problem for anyone who values public libraries, public schools, education, books, and, yanno... FREEDOM. Authors Against Book Bans is a coalition of authors who are fighting the good fight to help change that, and YOU can help! Authors David Levithan and Maggie Tokuda-Hall are two of the founding members of AABB, and they join me to discuss what book banning even is, why and where the problem is blowing up, and what readers and authors can do about it. Show Notes can be found at: https://www.jenniferlaughran.com/literaticast  

"Pillar of the community" and creator of Chipmunk2D Scott Lembcke visits the clubhouse to talk velocity, constraints, and rigidbodies. Ellen gets the music in her head, Stephen didn't learn the opposite lesson, and Mark makes a pretty good joke about friction.Physics 101ProgrammingChipmunk2D - Scott Lembcke , GitHubGopher (protocol)Building Excalibur.js - Erik Onarheim, YouTubeI'm pretty sure this was the song stuck in Ellen's head.What is an AABB? - Michael Rubloff, Radiance FieldsVeridian Expanse - Howling Moon Software, SteamIs pool actually just mathematics? - Stand-up Maths, YouTubeWhat is up with the spherical cow? - Rhett Allain, WiredAdvanced Character Physics - Thomas Jakobsen, Carnegie Mellon UniversityArc length of an ellipse - Ed Sandifer, The Euler ArchiveBox2D version 3.0 beta test has launched! - Erin Catto, MastodonTen Minute Physics - YouTubeScott LembckeGuest

Kan, Kanama ve Transfüzyon İlk başarılı kan transfüzyonu yaklaşık olarak 250 yıl önce yapılmıştır ve artık bu uygulama, modern tıbbın bir köşe taşı haline gelmiştir. Günümüzde, hayatı tehdit edici kanama, cerrahi kanama başta olmak üzere birçok endikasyonla yaygın olarak kullanılmaktadır. ABD verilerine göre yılda 16 milyondan fazla ünite kan ürünü transfüzyonu yapılmaktadır. Kan ürünleri, zor elde edilen kıt bir kaynaktır dolayısı ile israf edilmemelidir. Klinisyenlerin hastalara kan verme sıklığına rağmen, transfüzyon kurallarına bağlılık, kan israfını önleme stratejileri ve acil durumlarda kan ve kan yardımcı maddelerine yönelik tedavi algoritmaları da dahil olmak üzere pek çok bilinmeyen vardır. Bu konulara yönelik olarak geçtiğimiz aylarda JAMA'da (Journal of the American Medical Association) eritrosit transfüzyonu hakkında bir klinik kılavuz​1​ ve bununla ilişkili editoryal yazılar​2,3​ yayınlandı. Bu yazıların esas amacı; yaygın olarak kullanılan birçok yararının yanı sıra zararları da olabilecek eritrosit transfüzyonu hakkında önerilerde bulunmaktı. Biz de bu yazıları inceleyeceğiz. İyi okumalar. Eritrosit Transfüzyonu-2023 AABB (Association fort he Advancement of Blood & Biotherapies) Uluslararası Kılavuzu Eritrosit transfüzyonu yaygın uygulanan ve pahalı bir işlemdir. Dünya genelinde ortalama olarak yılda 118 milyon ünite eritrosit elde edilmektedir. ABD'de ortalama 1 ünite eritrositin maliyeti 215$'dır ve bu fiyat ülkeden ülkeye değişmektedir. Ayrıca bu fiyata dağıtım, depolama, işleme, uygulama ve komplikasyon gözlemleme ücretleri dahil değildir. Birçok transfüzyon merkezi, yeterli miktarda eritrosit stokunu koruma konusunda, COVID-19 salgınının daha da kötüleştirdiği zorluklarla karşı karşıyadır. Klinisyenler hastalara yalnızca yararların zararlardan ağır bastığı durumlarda eritrosit transfüzyonu önermelidir. Zararlar enfeksiyöz ve enfeksiyöz olmayan komplikasyonları içerir; ciddi reaksiyonlar nadir olmasına rağmen ciddi zarar potansiyeli içermektedir (Tablo 1). Bu yüzden kesin fayda sağlamayacak transfüzyonlardan kaçınılması hastayı korumak açısından önerilmektedir. Yan etkiEritrosit transfüzyonu başına yaklaşık riskFebril reaksiyon1:161Alerjik reaksiyon1:345Transfüzyon ilişkili dolaşım yüklenmesi1:125Transfüzyon ilişkili akut akciğer hasarı (TRALI)1:1250Anafilaktik reaksiyon1:5000Hepatit B virüsü1:1 100 000Hepatit C virüsü1:1 200 000HIV1:1 600 000 Tablo 1: ABD'de Eritrosit Transfüzyonu için Birim Başına Yaklaşık Risk ​4,5​ PICO (Population, Intervention, Comparator, ve Outcomes) Soruları Çalışmada temel olarak iki PICO sorusuna öneride bulunulmuştur. Hastanede yatan, hemodinamik olarak stabil yetişkin hastalar için, klinisyenler kısıtlayıcı bir strateji (tipik hemoglobin düzeyi

For years, we have heard how donating blood may save someone's else life, but there is accumulating evidence that donors may be helping their own health. Gain insights into this fascinating topic from one of America's experts on our blood supply. For Further Info: 1-877-340-8777 or ArkBI.org (Arkansas), OBI.org (Oklahoma), TxBI.org (Texas), or AABB.org (Nationwide). Bonus video content at: https:__youtu.be_CU3J1rjiBSA

The AABB recently published updated recommendations for blood transfusion thresholds. This podcast reviews these recommendations and a recent study, the MINT trial, in which patients with anemia and a myocardial infarction were randomized to a restrictive strategy or liberal transfusion strategy. Show notes / references: FOAMcast.org Thanks for listening! Lauren Westafer

Would you buy a soldier a steak? The All-American Beef Battalion (AABB) is an organization that is very near and dear to my heart. Since 2007, the volunteer-led non-profit has served 430,000+ steaks to our military men and women and their families as a way to show gratitude for their willingness to serve and protect our freedoms. On this episode, I sit down with AABB's Jon Fort to talk about the organization's mission and the impactful life of its founder, the late Bill Broadie. Support the All-American Beef Battalion with a donation at www.steaksfortroops.comFaith, Family, Freedom: https://amandaradke.com/products/childrens-book-faith-family-freedomAll American Beef Battalion Superior Steak Seasoning: https://amandaradke.com/products/seasoningPresented by CK6 Consulting | CK6 Source | Real Tuff Livestock | Meats by Linz | Linz Heritage Angus

Welcome back to Common Sense Medicine! For the post, skip down ~2 scrollsLong time, no see, you say. Well, that's true. I've been busy and not-so-busy these past few years, and the long overdue post about “where have you been, Shree?” is coming—I promise. But first, a reflection. Since 2018, when I started this show, the world of healthcare, and my own perspective about it, has changed tremendously. However, there is one constant: talking to people who are “in the weeds” (to borrow a corporate phrase) of the work is the best way to get up to speed in the space. There is so much happening in the world of healthcare like Generative AI, electronic health records, and biotech, and I want to write more about all of it. As I'm in a more “chill” part of medical school, I've been taking the time to talk to founders of interesting HealthTech startups to build a framework about where the industry is headed.When can I expect more posts?, you say. First of all, I'm not sure anyone is asking for more emails in their mailbox, but I hope that if you're subscribed, I'm providing some value. I'm not trying to clutter your email—I think there's a space for interesting conversations about healthcare around 1 time a month. Plus, most people just skim anyway so I'll try and keep the show notes and insights on the shorter side. Alright, now that I've gotten the niceties over with, here are the show notes.Forwarded this email? Subscribe below for musings about healthcare conversations with people who are much smarter than me.What is Anja Health? Anja Health is a health and technology company that provides cord blood, cord tissue, and placenta banking. They are one of the few companies in the world that offer these services. Anja Health's services include: * Freezing umbilical cord and placenta stem cells* Sending a kit to soon-to-be parents in preparation for their birth experience* Safely collecting and storing your baby's stem cells for future cell treatments* Providing an easy to use collection kit with FDA-approved materials* Manual lab processing for maximum stem cell volume* 20 years of secure cryogenic storage at -180°C* Personal support from a banking or birth expertAnja Health's mission is to create one more treatment option through the power of stem cells. Anja Health was founded by Kathryn Cross, just over a year after graduating from Wellesley. Kathryn shared her personal story of founding the company in memory of her brother Andrew, who was diagnosed with cerebral palsy after a near-death accident with me on Common Sense Medicine, and below is a summary of our conversation. Show Notes (with timestamps)* [00:02:18] Cord blood stem cell space.* Kathryn talks about a Duke University study which was a randomized, double-blind crossover trial on cerebral palsy (CP) treatment with autologous cord blood (CB). It didn't show statistically significant results between the study and control groups, but a significant difference was found between the group that received infusions with a higher dose of (>2.5 * 10^7 cells) versus those who did not. * Providers historically have not been educated about giving information about cord blood banking, and social media is easier to go direct to the customer to educate them about the cord blood banking. She spoke about creator-led businesses, which have greater trust (especially in the beginning) when they have relatability and value capture on their side. This was the enabling factor to gaining and acquiring their first few customers. * [00:07:45] Lessons from team members.* She was a younger founder, and she needed to read a lot of material around management to “learn the ropes.” She touches each part of business, but she has been decreasing her involvement with ops to focus on growth and marketing. She tried to find someone who is better than she is at parts of the business, and then aligning with them to achieve the goals which she has for Anja. * [00:11:19] Fundraising process and mistakes.* Kathryn talked about using a process to fundraise for a startup using Ryan Breslow's book Fundraising. He recommends to only fundraise for 3 months, and make sure that you don't fundraise too early before you have product-market fit because the growth will be very painful if so. Kathryn thought that she fundraised too early, and this was partly because she didn't have a process going into her fist fundraising round. * [00:15:17] Private blood banking - why should parents use it? * Kathryn says that most pregnant people should be using cord blood banking because the placenta and the cord blood bank can act as a sort of “insurance” against a worst case scenario. Physicians can use stem cells to prepare treatment and then Anja Health is able to release a patient's units to the provider, and then it's used to give the patient the stem cell treatment. * Shree's take: I'm not convinced that doing this by way of a private blood bank vs. a public blood bank is still reasonable in this day and age, because the cost doesn't justify the evidence which is currently available. If you're bullish on storing on a private blood bank, look for one which is AABB accredited (by the FDA, like Anja is). The one drawback from a public bank which I had noticed is that you might not get your cells if someone else had already used it, but looking at the Duke University study and others in the space, the blood collected might not be useful if you only have one child to do an autologous stem cell transplant—as most of the research is done in preclinical models. However, that's part of Anja's allure, because you might be able to use it in the next 20 years for therapies which haven't been discovered today. * [00:24:24] Using placenta stem cells.* When someone actually donates a blood bank sample, they can increase the density by first sorting it manually. Anja Health mentions that they can do it manually but other companies say that the automatic sorting helps them get rid of contaminants.* Shree's take: I think that this is a function of marketing—if Anja Health is able to capture more of the market and convince their buyers that automatic sorting = bad, and that manual sorting = personalized, then they can effectively control the narrative that their method is better. Kathryn also mentions that she doesn't have any statistics about how many people actually use their stem cells, which gives me pause. How useful could this be if people aren't using it and it's mostly a function of marketing? In fact, one paper shows that automatic sorting actually increases the yield of the cord blood separation. * [00:28:05] Stem cell research in pregnancy.* She's excited about more general parts of women's health related work — infertility and PCOS which came to mind. She also thinks that you shouldn't consume your placenta, ya nasty. * [00:29:24] Scaling content and creator burnout.* It's really hard to scale content because there's a threshold to how much content you can produce. She batches a lot of content, but it's hard to scale them. She had a consigliere who fed her research about content, but now she just does her own thing. She also interviews a lot of people in the space, like doulas, midwives, and lactation consultants. Kathryn thinks that now, she's more able to do speak about her interests “off the cuff” because she's just had so much experience in the space. * [00:34:07] Consuming information and deciphering.* Interestingly she says that lower-income families do a lot more research, read everything, and are more anxious with childbirth rather than those who come from a higher-income family. So, she tries to recommend evidence-based organizations to help families distinguish signal from noise. * [00:36:00] Recruiting. * She's still figuring out how to best recruit, but one of the things that she has to do in order to really put herself in a position for recruiting the best talent is to interview the person and make sure they gel with everyone on the team, whether they have the skills for the particular role that she's hiring for, and gradually hiring into the role (contractor to employee)* Another book from Ryan Breslow which she recommends is Recruiting* [00:45:57] Favorite guest and learning experiences.* Kathryn's question for me! Listen to the podcast to learn more. Thank you for subscribing to Common Sense Medicine! If you have any comments / questions, please reply to this email to let me know what you think. Also, I'm also on the hunt for new podcast guests. If you know anyone who you think would be a good fit (think people in healthtech or healthcare doing interesting, innovative things) feel free to let me know. That's all folks! Remember, it's just common sense. — Shree “I will never eat a placenta” Nadkarni This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.shreenadkarni.com

For paramedics, click HERE for CAPCE credits! The next frontier in Prehospital medicine is prehospital blood use.  The AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks) is an international authority on transfusion medicine and tissue banking. The Trauma, Hemostasis and Oxygenation Research (THOR) Network is an international multidisciplinary network of civilian and military providers.  Together AABB-THOR has been working to achieve the dream of utilizing prehospital blood.  In our June Deep Dive, we discuss the manuscript:  THOR-AABB Working Party Recommendations for a Prehospital Blood Product Transfusion Program  with guest authors Christopher Winckler MD & Mark Yazer MD Click here to download it today! As always THANK YOU for listening. Hawnwan Philip Moy MD (@pecpodcast) Scott Goldberg MD, MPH (@EMS_Boston) Jeremiah Escajeda MD, MPH (@jerescajeda) Joelle Donofrio-Odmann DO (@PEMems) Maia Dorsett MD PhD (@maiadorsett) Lekshmi Kumar MD (@Gradymed1) Greg Muller DO (@DrMuller_DO) Works Discussed Newberry, R., Winckler, C. J., Luellwitz, R., Greebon, L., Xenakis, E., Bullock, W., ... & Mapp, J. (2020). Prehospital transfusion of low-titer O+ whole blood for severe maternal hemorrhage: a case report. Prehospital Emergency Care, 24(4), 566-575. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/10903127.2019.1671562 THOR (Trauma Hemostasis and Oxygenation Research Network Website: https://rdcr.org/ Zhu, C. S., Pokorny, D. M., Eastridge, B. J., Nicholson, S. E., Epley, E., Forcum, J., ... & Jenkins, D. H. (2019). Give the trauma patient what they bleed, when and where they need it: establishing a comprehensive regional system of resuscitation based on patient need utilizing cold‐stored, low‐titer O+ whole blood. Transfusion, 59(S2), 1429-1438. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/ZCET9NGYI2GRV8ZF8WNH?target=10.1111/trf.15264

 in this episode of AABB, Shama chats with black belt competitor and instructor, Alexa Yanes of Rodrigo Pinheiro BJJ in San Antonio, Texas!She began training Brazilian Jiu Jitsu 8 years ago and always knew Jiu Jitsu was something she loved to do, but had no idea where it would take her.Yanes started competing as a white belt for the fun of it, but quickly became more dedicated at blue belt. She has traveled all over the world to compete, teach, and train. She is a multiple time IBJJF open champion at every belt, World no gi champion, Pan American medalist and Abu Dhabi Grand Slam medalist. She has been fortunate enough to make jiu jitsu her primary focus and loves spreading the knowledge of jiu jitsu for her fellow females. Her goal is to show the community it is possible to make a living and how to find opportunities in this sport.Learn more about Girls in Gis:Homepage: https://www.girls-in-gis.comEvents: https://www.girls-in-gis.com/events/Shop: http://www.girls-in-gis.com/shop/Donate: http://www.girls-in-gis.com/donate/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/GirlsinGisFacebook Official: https://www.facebook.com/GirlsinGisTwitter: @_girls_in_gis_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlsingis/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/girlsingis

The fascinating history of the discovery of blood groups goes back to 1900 with the breakthrough that came when Dr. Karl Landsteiner, an Austrian scientist, discovered three human blood groups. These were the A, B, and O blood groups. Two students who worked with Karl Landsteiner discovered the fourth human blood group, the AB. These two were A. van Decastello and A. Sturli. These four blood groups together are what we today know as the ABO blood group system. In this podcast episode with Dr. Jill Storry, you will learn the fascinating journey behind discovering blood groups and stay up to date on the latest blood groups that have been discovered.  About the Speaker:  Jill Storry, PhD, Lund University, Sweden  Dr. Jill Storry is a professor at the Division of Hematology and Transfusion Medicine, Department of Laboratory Medicine, Lund University, and is responsible for the immunohematology laboratories in the Department of Clinical Immunology and Transfusion Medicine. She is an American Association of Blood Banking (AABB) National Blood Foundation Scholar for her discovery of the genetic basis of the Vel blood group system. Her awards include the British Blood Transfusion Society's Margaret Kenwright and Race & Sanger awards, the AABB's Sally Frank Award, and an ISBT award for outstanding contributions to education. Dr. Storry has authored more than 60 original papers, reviews, and textbooks, and spoken at more than 100 international and national conferences and courses. She is a member of the editorial board of Transfusion Medicine Reviews, Transfusion and Immunohematology, and section editor for Vox Sanguinis.

Compacto de entrevista com a abordagem de temas pertinentes à comunidade do Vale do Rio Pardo e Taquari. A cada edição um tema relevante ou algum assunto específico de ampla repercussão

Compacto de entrevista com a abordagem de temas pertinentes à comunidade do Vale do Rio Pardo e Taquari. A cada edição um tema relevante ou algum assunto específico de ampla repercussão

The Kitchen Sink #130Woodentops – Move Me (1985 single, UK indie rock)Mighty Lemon Drops – Like an Angel (1985 single, Wolverhampton UK indie rock)The Dentists – Pallino (1985 single, You and Your Bloody Oranges EP, Medway Kent indie pop)Biff Bang Pow! – Love and Hate (1985 single, Pass the Paintbrush Honey EP, Alan McGee, Creation Records founder in this band)Break 1Rapt – Fifteen (new, Wayward Faith, London dream pop from band leader Jacob Ware)Robyn Hitchcock – The Man Who Loves the Rain (new, Shufflemania, UK psych pop by way of Nashville, with help from former Soft Boys and other friends)Cozy Slippers – When Will When Come (s/t, Seattle indie pop)Daniel Wylie – Tiger (new single from this CRR, indie rock from Glasgow)Ian M Bailey – Paint the Pictures (new, You Paint the Pictures, music all written by Daniel Wylie, Preston UK indie pop)Soft Kill – Magic Garden (new single, from forthcoming Canary Yellow, Portland OR indie rock)Shamewave – Ring Ring (new, AABB, Milwaukee indie rock)HIGH/LOW – Tiny Monocle (new single, Southend on Sea UK indie rock)The Dark Shadows – Sour Candy (new single, Sydney new wave)Break 2Set 2 Dream Pop and PsychThe Blue Herons – Autumn Leaves (new single, Andy Jossi and Gretchen DeVault)Lumenette – There to Here (new, All Around My Head, Christine Byrd, Nashville dream pop)Carina Messier – What it Seemed (new single, LA dream pop)Bellavista – The Northwest Room (new single, SF psych pop)Space Daze – Bad Friday (new, Prior to Being compilation, Seattle indie pop)Hayien – Maybe Tomorrow (new single, LA psych pop)The Death of Pop – This Place (new, For a Minute EP, London dream pop)Daydream Cathedral – Time Stands Still (new, Creations compilation, LA neopsych)Dubstar – Lighthouse (new, Two, UK synth pop)Break 3LEATHERS – Ultraviolet (new single from Vancouver dark waver Shannon Hemmett from ACTORS)Leave the Planet – Sirius B (new, Nowhere EP, London dream pop)Mint Julep – No Letting Go (reissue from Save Your Season, Portland OR dream pop from Keith and Hollie Kenniff)William Orbit - I Paint What I See (feat. Beth Orton, UK electronica)Pencey Sloe – Sigh (new, Neglect, Parisian dreamgaze)Break 4Key Out – Drive (new single, from forthcoming Afterville, Australian shoegaze)Emperor of Ice Cream – I See You Everywhere (new single, Cork IRL dream pop)Mute Swan - Phantasms of the Living (ft. Sonoda, Tucson AZ shoegaze)Strangers In My House – Clouds (new, s/t, shoegaze from Kraków, Poland)NGC2020 – Fade Away (new, Closer, Parisian shoegaze)MILLY – Illuminate (new, Eternal Ring, LA shoegaze)Kanashii – Nevermind (new single, Livingston KY shoegaze)New Age Healers – The Search (new, Demolition Stories, sounds like early Engineers, Portland OR shoegaze)Break 5The Editors – Strawberry Lemonade (new, EBM, Birmingham UK post punk)

O lançamento oficial do livro “Polo de Proteína Animal” ocorre nesta quinta-feira, 18. O evento será realizado na sede da Associação Atlética Banco do Brasil (AABB), em Venâncio Aires, a partir das 18h30, para convidados. O livro trata da importância do consumo de alimentos à base de proteína e seus benefícios, e como Venâncio Aires vem se estruturando para ser referência no setor. O município é o segundo no ranking estadual em abate de carne nos frigoríficos locais. A obra é a primeira do médico, ex-prefeito e candidato a deputado estadual, Airton Artus e do jornalista Rui Borgmann. O livro tem 11 capítulos, em mais de 100 páginas, voltados aos benefícios da proteína animal, e foi escrito em cima de uma base científica. Artus e Borgmann participaram do programa jornalístico de entrevistas Terra em Uma Hora, da Terra FM, desta quinta-feira, dia 18. O Terra em Uma Hora vai ao ar de segunda a sexta-feira das 12h às 13h.

A rare donor program is a collaborative effort of many blood centers and/or hospitals to combine their rare donor resources to supply what they have to patients in need. These centers work to identify rare donors by screening methods and inclusion in database systems. Learn in this episode what resources are available to the medical community to ensure availability for patients in need of blood and why it is critical to national and international collaboration through joint programs.   About our Speaker:  Sandra Nance has provided leadership to the American Rare Donor Program, American Red Cross Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics laboratories, the National Reference Laboratories for Blood Group Serology, Molecular Testing, Neutrophil and Specialized Testing. She engineered the nationalized American Red Cross SBB Program. She is now a volunteer for the American Red Cross and Emeritus Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine. She earned her Master in Pathology from the University of Maryland and her SBB from The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions.   Ms. Nance held leadership positions in the AABB, ASCP, ICII, and ISBT. She chaired the ISBT Working Party on Rare Donors and conceptualized the ISBT Working Party on Immunohematology, and as the past Chair, managed the Case Studies. She has been inducted into the ASCP and the National Blood Foundation Halls of Fame and has received the AABB's Sally Frank, John Elliott and President's Awards, AIMS John Moulds, CBBS Suzanne Ledin, MAABB Kay Beattie, New York Supervisors Ron Dubin, and UTMB Jean Stubbins awards. She is the past Editor in Chief of Immunohematology Journal of Blood Group Serology and Molecular Genetics, is a member of Transfusion's Editorial Board and reviews for several journals. She developed the polyethylene glycol method for serologic testing and the monocyte monolayer assay (MMA) to predict in vivo survival of transfused incompatible red cells. She initiated the International MMA Training classes so other countries can implement the MMA to assist with patients requiring rare blood. Ms. Nance has been invited to present over 250 lectures and has been a frequent contributor to the scientific literature.

On this episode of AABB, Sharicka sits down with us to offer advice from her BJJ experiences, lessons she has learned and things she would like to see change in the BJJ community. Instagram: @missus_o_does_bjj***Parental advisory. Explicit language.***Sharicka Long-O'Neill is a highly accomplished competitor with many IBJJF Masters Worlds Gold medals and counting. She's a very capable athlete with interests in lifting, running, and striking but we would be amiss to not mention her background as a Military Veteran.Originally recorded on January 22nd, 2021This is your chance to ask questions about techniques, culture, and life from one of the world's leading female black belts!Learn more about Girls in Gis:Homepage: https://www.girls-in-gis.comEvents: https://www.girls-in-gis.com/events/Shop: http://www.girls-in-gis.com/shop/Donate: http://www.girls-in-gis.com/donate/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Girls...Facebook Official: https://www.facebook.com/GirlsinGisTwitter: @_girls_in_gis_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlsingis/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/girlsingis

In this episode of AABB, GIG-Texas Ambassador, Alia Garcia-Valadez, jumps into the hosting chair and chats with Emma Martinez ( @mexicanbjj_girl ), a black belt, gym owner/businesswoman, Mom & competitor out of GFT San Antonio. Emma Martinez has been training for 9 years almost 10. She is a black belt under Bruno Alves with Team GFT. She is also a mom, wife & fur mom to many dogs and cats.Originally recorded on December 10, 2021This is your chance to ask questions about techniques, culture, and life from one of the world's leading female black belts!Learn more about Girls in Gis:Homepage: https://www.girls-in-gis.comEvents: https://www.girls-in-gis.com/events/Shop: http://www.girls-in-gis.com/shop/Donate: http://www.girls-in-gis.com/donate/Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Girls...Facebook Official: https://www.facebook.com/GirlsinGisTwitter: @_girls_in_gis_Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlsingis/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/girlsingis

Alex Carlson recaps the action in penny stocks on the OTC Markets. He covers EVFM, DSGT, ELMSQ, ILST, GTCH, WSFT, ILUS, TGGI, SEII, AABB, PLPL, RGBP, BNTC, MSPR, SHOM, and RMRK. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our FREE alerts and eBook, go to: https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for FREE stocks and trade OTC on WeBull, go to: https://a.webull.com/i/insiderfinancial Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor; this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion, is meant for informational and educational purposes only, and does not provide investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. For more information, please read our full disclaimer: https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/ evfm stock, dsgt stock, elmsq stock, ilst stock, gtch stock, wsft stock, ilus stock, tggi stock, seii stock, aabb stock, plpl stock, rgbp stock, bntc stock, mspr stock, shom stock, rmrk stock #pennystocks #otc #stocks

Timestamps:0:00 Intro00:51 Could you give us an update about what has been happening regarding convalescent plasma?03:46 What are some take-home points from this new AABB guidelines that are out?15:07 Were there challenges discussed or things that you see these guidelines either domestically or internationally? 18:20 Is there an aspect that you would like to see addressed with more robust data as we go forward?20:12 OutroResources:AABB Guidelineshttps://www.aabb.org/news-resources/news/article/2022/04/13/aabb-expert-panel-updates-guidelines-for-clinical-ccp-use

Alex Carlson recaps the action in penny stocks on the OTC Markets. He covers AAPT, ICOA, MJWL, KYNC, HMBL, ILUS, LWLG, ALPP, NSAV, OWUV, TONR, and AABB. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our FREE alerts and eBook, go to: https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for FREE stocks and trade OTC on WeBull, go to: https://a.webull.com/i/insiderfinancial Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. For more information, please read our full disclaimer: https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

O economista-chefe da CDL POA, Oscar Frank, palestrou hoje em Venâncio Aires. Ele falou sobre 'cenários e perspectivas para a economia' em reunião-almoço da Caciva. Ele falou sobre o cenário econômico atual com destaque para os principais aspectos do cenário internacional que impactam o Brasil, a crise nas cadeias de insumos e os desafios para o crescimento brasileiro, bem como, as perspectivas para as principais variáveis econômicas. Em 2021 foi eleito Economista do Ano por meio de uma iniciativa do Conselho Regional de Economia do Rio Grande do Sul (Corecon-RS), e é reconhecido por economistas que atuam nos mais diferentes campos da profissão. Ele concedeu entrevista ao jornalista Daniel Heck direto do local da palestra, a AABB.

Alex Carlson recaps the action in penny stocks on the NYSE, NASDAQ, and OTC Markets. He covers MULN, SYN, AABB, DUTV, BNOW, MGTI, RMSL, BBIG, and OCGN. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our FREE alerts and eBook, go to: https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. For more information, please read our full disclaimer: https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Hi friends, this is Dr. Michael Williams and welcome back to another episode of the diversify in path podcast. This podcast explores how investing in diversity can lead to a high return of investment in pathology and laboratory medicine by learning from the knowledge and experiences of diverse voices within our field.My next guest is Dana BakerDana Powell Baker is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences at the University of Kansas Medical Center. An ASCP-certified Medical Laboratory Scientist, her areas of expertise include: Immunohematology, Interprofessional Education, and Healthcare Simulation. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, she is an advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in health science education.She is the incoming chair for the American Society for Clinical Pathology - Council of Laboratory Professionals and actively engaged with other professional organizations. Dana has been highlighted by other professional organizations, such as AABB and ASCLS, for her voluntary contributions in both service and leadership on various committees and task forces in promoting the clinical laboratory science professionTwitter: Dana Powell Baker (She/Her/Y'all)

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Alex Carlson recaps the action in penny stocks on the OTC Markets and NASDAQ. He covers AXAS, AABB, EEENF, ILUS, ATXI, CTK, and XCUR. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts and the FREE eBook, go to: https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. For more information, please read our full disclaimer: https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Title: "Blood Donation: Good for Your Community, Good for You" Guest: John Armitage, MD, CEO of Arkansas Blood Institute, Oklahoma Blood Institute, and Texas Blood Institute Description: For years, we have heard how donating blood may save someone else's life, but there is accumulating evidence that donors may be helping their own health. Gain insights into this fascinating topic from one of America's experts on our blood supply. For Further Information, call 1-877-340-8777 or visit ArkBI.org (Arkansas), OBI.org (Oklahoma), TxBI.org (Texas), or AABB.org (Nationwide)

Alex Carlson recaps the action in #pennystocks on the #OTC #stocks. He covers NXMR, MDMP, AMRR, KYNC, AABB, ICOA, EEENF, and MTRT. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts and the free ebook, go to https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future performance. For more information, please read our full disclaimer.https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Ep #049 - Future-proof your family's health. Preserving your umbilical cord and placenta is now easier and more affordable than ever. Recommended by physicians to help treat cancer, heart disease, liver disease, diabetes, and more - even for years to come.   On this episode we are joined by Kathryn Cross, the Founder of Anja Health. Anja manually processes the cord blood, tissue, and placenta stem cells after birth - individualizing the approach as opposed to having a machine do it. When compared to automated processing, Anja's manual processing leads to almost 25% more stem cells being recovered and up to 80% less red blood cells contaminating the sample. After enrolling, Anja will send you a collection kit to get started. Once the collection kit is added to your hospital bag, let the hospital know prior to the birth. After the birth, Anja will handle the rest including viability testing, optimization, and cryopreservation within an AABB accredited lab.To learn more visit anjahealth.com.   You can visit our website here, and follow Katie and Daniel on LinkedIN. Find Pitch Please on Twitter! You can also follow DSH Accelerator on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIN and TikTok.

Alex Carlson recaps the action in #pennystocks #stocks on the #OTC. He covers CCAJ, SBES, OWUV, AABB, IQST, LWLG, and a triple-digit penny play for subscribers only. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts, visit https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. For more information, please read our full disclaimer https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Gio Cicles vence Olímpicos da Beira Linha na decisão da Copa Integração de Futebol de Rio Azul Clandestinos e Fúria são os campeões da Copa Pinho de Futebol 7 Jogos de Futebol Solidário são realizados na AABB e no Seminário Mãe de Deus São Paulo é campeão da Ladies Cup Coritiba sofre gol nos minutos finais e fica com vice-campeonato da Supercopa do Brasil Sub-20

Donor and product safety has improved significantly over the last decade as a consequence of the introduction of measures such as evidence-based blood donor selection criteria. In parallel, the implementation of quality assurance programs based on good manufacturing practices has also played a key role in improving the safety and quality of blood and blood components. The main objective of a quality program within the blood bank and transfusion service is to minimize risk to safety and quality by ensuring that the lab's processes will reliably deliver safe blood and blood components. In many countries, implementation of a quality certificate program has become a regulatory or government requirement; however, an effective program not only forms the basis for safety but can also deliver benefits to the Blood Service beyond meeting compliance. Learn in this episode from AABB consulting services how commitment to safety and quality is available with the new AABB Quality Certificate Program – Based on AABB's Fundamental Standards for Blood Collection and Transfusion, the Certificate is an internationally recognized distinction, acknowledging your facility's commitment to a culture of quality and excellence.  About our Speaker: Christine Bales is the AABB Vice President of the Consulting and Global Services and serves as a technical expert in Quality Management Systems for Blood Centers and Transfusion Services. Christine designs implementation models to be used as roadmaps for Blood Donor Centers and Transfusion Services' facility accreditation processes and quality system improvements. She has experience as an assessor for AABB and a CAP inspector. Christine has over 20 years of management experience in clinical laboratories, blood donor centers, and hospital-based transfusion services. During Christine's years as CEO and senior management, she led organizations through strategic planning, process improvement activities, and facility accreditation processes. Christine holds a Certificate in Organizational Leadership from Harvard University, a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Purdue University, and certifications in Medical Technology and Immunology from ASCP. She is a member of the AABB (Association for the Advancement of Blood and Biotherapies) ASCP (American Society of Clinical Pathology), ASQ (American Society for Quality), and CLSI (Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute).

Alex Carlson recaps the action in #pennystocks on the #OTC #stocks. He covers AURI, OWUV, AABB, KYNC, AAPT, and TOMDF. All stocks have been discussed on https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts, visit https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. For more information, please read our full disclaimer https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Alex Carlson recaps Tuesday's price action in #pennystocks #otcstocks on the #otcmarkets. He covers TGGI, ZNOG, SPQS, MJWL, AABB, DMGGF, LIACF, and SMURF. All stocks have been discussed at https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts, visit https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. For more information, please read our full disclaimer https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Whether you are starting a new career or working on building momentum in your current position, expanding your professional network gives you the ability to increase your credibility, interact with likeminded individuals and develop professionally.In today's exciting episode the co-hosts offers a few do's and don'ts on networking that are sure to help you succeed. Improving your career starts with stepping “outside the box”, putting your best foot forward and saying “hello”!Tune out the distractions and turn up your volume to hear some impactful career wisdom on how to network your way to success!Key Points:· What is networking and why is expanding your network so important· Ways to be successful when building a new professional relationship· Things to avoid while growing your professional circleCall to Action:Seventeen laboratory medicine organizations support the laboratory medicine profession!We encourage you to take the time to visit the certain laboratory websites like the ASCP, AABB, AACC, CLMA, ASCLS to investigate how you can get actively involved in all the discussions that affect our profession.Be an eLABorate Supporter!  Listen on directimpactbroadcasting.com, Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platform Don't forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode!  Be sure to leave a comment, and share with a fellow medical laboratory professionals! Join our eLABorate Topics Group on LinkedIn Be a Guest on our show!If you have a leadership or laboratory message to share and would like to be a guest on the show, please reach out to us by completing the guest interest form or send us an e-mail us at elaboratetopics@directimpactbroadcasting.com.Please tune in next week to hear another amazing episode of eLABorate Topics!

Alex Carlson recaps the week's price action in #pennystocks #otcstocks on the #otcmarkets. He covers WDLF, RGBP, AABB, TONR, SMURF, TGGI, TCNNF, TRSSF, GTBIF, AYRWF, CURLF, and CRLBF. All stocks have been discussed at https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts, visit https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. For more information, please read our full disclaimer https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Alex Carlson recaps Monday's price action in #pennystocks #otcstocks on the #otcmarkets. He covers HRAA, PSRU, AABB, MTRT, INND, LIACF, and SMURF. All stocks have been discussed at https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts, visit https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. For more information, please read our full disclaimer https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Alex Carlson recaps October's price action in #pennystocks #otcstocks on the #otcmarkets. He covers AABB, CUBV, LIACF, LIGA, METX, NSAV, PHIL, SHIB, SMURF, and WTRH. All stocks have been discussed at https://insiderfinancial.com/ To sign up for our alerts, visit https://signup.insiderfinancial.com/ Disclosure: We have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this video. Insider Financial is not an investment advisor and this video does not provide investment advice. Always do your own research, make your own investment decisions, or consult with your nearest financial advisor. This video is not a solicitation or recommendation to buy, sell, or hold securities. This video is our opinion and is meant for informational and educational purposes only and does not provide investment advice. For more information, please read our full disclaimer https://insiderfinancial.com/disclaimer/

Are you managing your mind? Are you doing a good job at managing your own thoughts, perspectives, talents and energy?Negative experiences are inevitable but, what is the key to keeping a positive outlook no matter the situation? In today's exciting episode the co-host, Stephanie Whitehead, shares insight on how to neutralize negative thinking, change your perceptive. Tune out the distractions and turn up your volume to hear some impactful advice how to manage your mind and control your day! Call to Action: Revisit Episode 71 of this podcast, “Top Delegation Tips for Managers” (featuring co-host Tywauna Wilson) for more information on mastering the art of delegation.  Seventeen laboratory medicine organizations support the laboratory medicine profession! We encourage you to take the time to visit the certain laboratory websites like the ASCP, AABB, AACC, CLMA, ASCLS to investigate how you can get actively involved in all the discussions that affect our profession. Be a Supporter! 1.      Listen on directimpactbroadcsting.com, Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platform2.      Don't forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode! 3.      Be sure to leave a comment, and share with a fellow medical laboratory professionals! Be a Guest!If you have a leadership or laboratory message to share and would like to be a guest on the show, please reach out to us at elaboratetopics@directimpactbroadcasting.com or Direct Impact Broadcasting on Social Media. 

Da capital paulista, o atacante Alexsandro Silva teve uma vivência intensa pela base do futebol na região. Passou pelo sub15 do Cotia, sub 17 do União Suzano e Flamengo de Guarulhos, além de ter jogado futsal na AABB. Em 2016, havia migrado para o sub20 da Ferroviária, mas não teve oportunidade por lá. Como de idade era ainda sub18, estava de volta ao seu lar no bairro do Jaguaré (São Paulo), quando um convite para um teste num projeto diferente aparecia em sua vida. Como em outras entrevistas sobre Taiwan, era o Templo Zu Lai situado em Cotia (SP) e foi nesse projeto que Alexsandro mudou o rumo de sua vida. Quase quatro anos depois, o menino de São Paulo fala inglês, chinês e está se formando em Turismo do outro lado do mundo. Ano passado, além de disputar liga universitária, também teve uma breve chance num time novo e na recém criada segunda divisão de Taiwan. Pelo Saturday Football International, fez 6 gols em 6 jogos e conseguiu chamar a atenção. Mesmo sem ter teminado a faculdade ainda, obteve uma renovação de 5 anos e hoje conta sobre a experiência que tem sido viver, estudar e jogar em Taiwan por um time com ótimas chances de subir de divisão ainda este ano. #alexsandrosilva #saturdayfootballinternational #jaguare - - - - - Cansado de ver sempre o mesmo tipo de conteúdo dos outros canais? Siga este perfil (https://www.youtube.com/canaloutraliga?sub_confirmation=1) e ajude a criar uma mídia alternativa mais forte, dando mais visibilidade a quem busca seu espaço no mundo da bola! Aproveite e também acompanhe o trabalho em outras mídias: https://www.twitch.tv/subs/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/jorgekadowaki www.instagram.com/canaloutraliga www.instagram.com/depoisdabola www.instagram.com/foradeserieesporteclube www.instagram.com/esportefeminino www.instagram.com/atletismobrasileiro www.twitter.com/jorgekadowaki https://open.spotify.com/show/7Mn7vZh6aR5r13T27lwanv

After the success of our April episode, “Your Lab Journey With the Rh System and Weak D,” we continue the topic. Tune in for a conversation about partial D, the differences, types, and implications it has on transfusion.       Sue Johnson serves as director of Versiti's Specialist in Blood Banking (SBB) program. Her experience includes: Director and Adjunct Associate Professor at Marquette University Graduate School, Transfusion Medicine Program. Clinical Associate Professor at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, College of Health Sciences. Associate Director of Indian Immunohematology Initiative. Sue has authored numerous publications in the field of transfusion medicine and immunohematology and is an established lecturer on the topic of immunohematology. She currently chairs the AABB publications committee. Sue has taken an active role in the education of medical laboratory science students for more than 20 years and her knowledge in the Rh blood group system is globally renown.

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The BBANYS Podcast Dialogue series features a discussion between two or more professionals about important or controversial topics in blood banking, transfusion medicine, or cellular therapy. In this episode, Dr. Tayler Van Denakker speaks with Dr. Grimes about the current definition of transfusion associated circulatory overload revised in 2018 by the collaborative efforts of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, International Haemovigilance Network, and AABB.

Description: During this episode, Dr. Claudia Cohn will provide background on the role of antibody titers for diagnosis and monitoring performed in the transfusion medicine lab and its clinical applications. About our Speaker:  Dr. Claudia S. Cohn is the medical director of the blood bank laboratory and associate medical director of the HLA laboratory at the University of Minnesota.  She earned her Ph.D. in Immunology and Infectious Diseases from the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins, working on the molecular biology and biochemistry of the protozoal; parasite Leishmania donovani. She went on to earn her medical degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans, LA. After medical school, she finished a residency program in Pathology at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, Weill-Cornell College of Medicine, and a fellowship in Transfusion Medicine at the University of California, San Francisco.  In her current role at the University of Minnesota, she practices Clinical Pathology, oversees the blood bank, and teaches medical students.  Dr. Cohn’s research interests include platelet transfusions, alternative platelet storage solutions, HLA antibodies, and their role in solid organ transplants and platelet refractoriness. She focuses her efforts in two areas: patient blood management and platelet storage and utilization. Dr. Cohn was named in 2020 chief medical officer (CMO) for the AABB organization where she works to strategize and implement ways that achieve AABB’s mission through the development of policies and by engaging the communities it serves. 

今天我们来学习“唉声叹气”的表达，也是AABB的词语：ai² ai² zag⁶ zag⁶唉 唉 炙 炙例句：1.不要在家里唉声叹气，一起到外面散散心。【主播碎碎念】学习语言没有捷径，多听多练就好。坚持每天五分钟，学一个小知识点，辅助一些练习例句，快速掌握客家话发音。欢迎听众朋友们加入学习的阵营，一起坚持练习。也希望更多不在家乡、没有客家话语言环境的新一代客家小朋友能有机会一起来收听学习。觉得专辑不错，请多多分享，让客家人的语言纽带传递下去。我们的口号是：每天进步一点点！

今天我们来学习“唉声叹气”的表达，也是AABB的词语：ai² ai² zag⁶ zag⁶唉 唉 炙 炙例句：1.不要在家里唉声叹气，一起到外面散散心。【主播碎碎念】学习语言没有捷径，多听多练就好。坚持每天五分钟，学一个小知识点，辅助一些练习例句，快速掌握客家话发音。欢迎听众朋友们加入学习的阵营，一起坚持练习。也希望更多不在家乡、没有客家话语言环境的新一代客家小朋友能有机会一起来收听学习。觉得专辑不错，请多多分享，让客家人的语言纽带传递下去。我们的口号是：每天进步一点点！

Description: Discover the marvelous world of Rh D system’s complexity and why weak D is clinically relevant with Tony Casina.   About our Speaker: Tony S. Casina, MT(ASCP)SBB has worked in the blood banking industry for over 40 years with much of it in the commercial blood bank reagent manufacturers sector with hospital experience as a medical technologist and blood bank manager. Tony has provided technical support to laboratories throughout the world utilizing Ortho’s reagents and immunohematology test systems.  He has tested some of the most challenging antibody problems as part of his reference laboratory experience. Tony has been an active participant in the AABB serving on committees and currently on the AABB Board of Directors. He has contributed as a presenter to AABB and regional blood bank meetings educational programs. He was extensively involved in the development of the ORTHO VISION® Analyzer Platform

In this episode co-host, Stephanie Whitehead, discusses solutions to the laboratory national workforce shortage with Jim Payne and Dana Powell Baker. Tune in as they discuss how current laboratory professionals can engage with local high schools and clinical laboratory programs to impactful and increase the laboratory workforce!Be sure to share this episode with a high school or CLS student in your local area!For more information on topics mentioned in this episode: Visit https://www.ascp.org/content/get-involved/ambassadors to learn more about the ASCP Career Ambassador program.  Visit http://whatsmynext.org/ to learn more about different laboratory career opportunities  Get a copy of the book “Some Leaders Wear Lab Coats: 7 Tips to Stand Out, Get promoted and Get Paid” (by Tywauna Wilson) to dive deeper into more tips on how to accelerate your career potential! Also, revisit episode 15 of this podcast, “Emerging Solutions and Opportunities for the Clinical Laboratory Workface” (featuring Dana Powell Baker) for more information on this topic.Special Guest Bio:Jim Payne is currently the Phlebotomy and Medical Laboratory Assistant program teacher at the WEMOCO Career and Technical Education Center in Spencerport, New York. He worked in two research laboratories at the University of Rochester after graduation with a biology degree from Stony Brook University. Over the last eight years, Jim has created a comprehensive and student employable laboratory science program. His program allows students to study for a career directly out of high school in a field with high demand or as the opportunity to explore a career that allows them to enter college with the experience and passion for a field that they know they will love to work in and be successful. Listeners can connect with Jim using his email, jpayne@monroe2boces.org, or on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamespayne4/. To learn more about his laboratory program, please visit: https://www.monroe2boces.org/WEMOCO.aspxDana Powell Baker is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences – School of Health Professions. As an ASCP-certified Medical Laboratory Scientist, Ms. Baker's areas of expertise include the following: Infectious Disease Testing, Immunohematology, Learning and Development, Interprofessional Education, and Healthcare Simulation. Ms. Baker has been highlighted by other professional organizations, such as AABB and ASCLS, for her voluntary contributions in both service and leadership on various committees and task forces in promoting the clinical laboratory science profession. Currently, Ms. Baker serves on the ASCP Council of Laboratory Professionals and actively engages in the mentorship of emerging laboratory professionals. Regionally, Dana is an active member of the Heart of America Association for Blood Banks (HAABB) and the Kansas City Regional Simulation Alliance (KCRSA) while serving as a Representative-at-Large for ASCLS-Kansas. Listeners can reach out to Dana Powell Baker on Twitter, instagram, Linkedin or at dbaker15@kumc.eduBe a Supporter!Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platformDon't forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode!Be sure to leave a comment, and share with a fellow medical laboratory professionals!Be a Guest!If you have a leadership or laboratory message to share and would like to be a guest on the show, please reach out to us at elaboratetopics@directimpactbroadcasting.com or Direct Impact Broadcasting on Social Media.

The Market is falling! Another round of Stimulus coming, Covid Cases increasing and it is definitely a seller's market right now! Stocks Mentioned: $TSLA, $AABB, $WKHS, $BLOK April will definitely be an educational month and an emotional strain on your finances. Get ready! THANKS FOR LISTENING! -- Continue to support the show by subscribing, sharing and leaving comments on your favorite platforms. This help others like yourself find me. Supporting the show will allow me to continue to provide great content and special guests. Follow me: Main page: https://www.aboutthatwallet.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aboutthatwallet/ Youtube: https://www.aboutthatwallet.com/youtube -- SPONSORS: DISCLAIMER: there are sponsored links in which I get paid and you can benefit for being a listener to the podcast. Start your investment journey with 2 FREE stocks! https://aboutthatwallet.com/webull Gain access to over 55,000 training videos to increase your skillset: https://aboutthatwallet/offers — DISCLAIMER: The views of interviewees does not reflect the views of the About That Wallet Podcast. I am not a CPA, attorney, insurance, contractor, lender, or financial advisor. The content in this audio are for educational purposes only. You must do your own research and make the best choice for you. Investing of any kind involves risk. While it is possible to minimize risk, your investments are solely your responsibility. It is imperative that you conduct your own research. I am merely sharing my opinion with no guarantee of gains or losses on investments. If you need advice, please contact a qualified CPA, CFP, an attorney, insurance agent, financial advisor, or the appropriate professional for the subject you would like help with. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aboutthatwallet/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aboutthatwallet/support

There are exciting developments in the crypto world as Asia Broadband goes live with their new gold-backed cryptocurrency token on March 22, 2021. The cryptocurrency realm has finally aligned with the realm of tangible assets to produce the most unique modern asset we have ever seen. Terry Sacka AAMS discusses if this new token by Asia Broadband Inc. (OTC: AABB) has the backing to challenge Bitcoin and Ethereum for the crypto throne.RIGGED [against you] w/Terry Sacka AAMS  Support the show at: https://www.patreon.com/riggedpodcastVurbl Station: https://vurbl.com/station/digqsFVJHO/Companion Guide: $1 Million+ Retirement To Buy Silver and Gold Direct or Reach a Cornerstone Wealth Advisor:email:  clientsupport@cammetals.comtelephone: (888) 747-3309Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/riggedpodcast)

O podcast Toca & Sai #82 traz uma entrevista exclusiva com o ex-meia Alex e PC Oliveira, técnico campeão do mundo de futsal com a seleção brasileira em 2008. Entrevistados por Fabrício Crepaldi, Flávio Dilascio e Marcelo Rodrigues, os dois falaram sobre a influência do futsal nas suas carreiras e como ambos enxergam o futebol a partir do que viveram nas quadras. Alex e PC Oliveira negociam para assumir o time sub-20 do São Paulo. Antes de virar jogador de campo, Alex atuou pela AABB de Curitiba. Já PC teve uma loga trajetória como treinador de futsal antes de migrar para os gramados. Clique e ouça!

Can Sars-Cov-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, be transmitted by blood transfusion? In this podcast episode, we will discuss with an Infectious Disease Specialist key points behind the precedent for respiratory viruses, factors to consider in an assessment for a pathogen to cause transfusion-transmitted infection, the data available, and the recommendations to maintain blood safety. About our Speaker: Written on the promotional piece: Dr. Louis Katz is currently the Chief Medical Officer of Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center.   Dr. Katz is a board-certified internist and infectious diseases specialist who trained at the University of Iowa.  He is an Adjunct Clinical Professor of Internal Medicine at the Roy and Lucille Carver College of Medicine, former Chief Medical Officer at America’s Blood Centers in Washington, DC, an ABC past president, former board member, and a past chair of its Scientific, Medical and Technical committee.  His transfusion medicine career has been dominated by attention to transfusion-transmitted infections. He has served multiple terms as the chair of the AABB Transfusion Transmitted Diseases Committee and served on many AABB committees and working groups.  Dr. Katz is on the Editorial Board of the journal Transfusion, has served on the FDA Blood Products Advisory Committee as a member, industry representative, and chair, and is a current member of the HHS Advisory Committee on Blood and Tissue Safety and Availability. He has been the author of more than sixty peer reviewed publications and book chapters.  

Review the role of extended antigen typing or phenotyping in Transfusion Medicine. How this practice plays a significant role in the transfusion of sickle cell, thalassemia, and myelodysplastic syndrome patients as well as other chronically transfused patients, preventing the development of foreign antibodies which may avoid the challenges that come later with complex antibody problems and brings the additional benefit of allowing finding compatible blood for patients in need of a transfusion. In this podcast edition, we will explore those key points and more.   About our Speaker: Tony S. Casina, MT(ASCP)SBB has worked in the blood banking industry for over 40 years with much of it in the commercial blood bank reagent manufacturers sector with hospital experience as a medical technologist and blood bank manager. Tony has provided technical support to laboratories throughout the world utilizing Ortho’s reagents and immunohematology test systems.  He has tested some of the most challenging antibody problems as part of his reference laboratory experience. Tony has been an active participant in the AABB serving on committees and currently on the AABB Board of Directors. He has contributed as a presenter to AABB and regional blood bank meetings educational programs. He was extensively involved in the development of the ORTHO VISION® Analyzer Platform.

The AABB-SP, one of the largest associations in the Brazil, ensured operational productivity and security for its associates and employees with Blockbit Platform.

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There's one niche market within the device industry that rarely gets the attention it deserves: products designed for military applications and use in other emergency settings. In this episode of the Global Medical Device Podcast Jon Speer and his cohost, colleague and medical device guru Wade Schroeder, talk to guests Monti Leija and Robert Futch from the Delta Development Team, manufacturers of ruggedized thermal systems who specialize in military applications. Listen to this episode to learn about the Delta Development Team's journey designing their latest product the Autonomous Portable Refrigeration Unit (APRU) that provides a cooling and heating systems for extreme environments. Some of the highlights of the show include: APRU is medical refrigeration for medical professionals. It provides constant cooling of blood products, vaccines, virus samples, and temperature-controlled medications. APRU applications include military operations, disaster relief response, and emergency medical systems (EMS) because the device meets AABB guidelines and FDA regulations. The military provided end-user feedback on how it wants the APRU to function and perform. Therefore, the APRU is unique because it's small and runs on a battery that can be charged. Power of Innovation: The biggest power consumers are refrigerators and air conditioners—both require refrigeration. Obstacles and Challenges: Every time somebody goes through the medical device journey it involves learning and becoming aware of regulatory guidelines. Recommendations: Find the right consultants, team members, and standards management tools. Wade Schroeder, Greenlight Medical Device Guru, has been a major asset to the Delta Development Team by providing regulatory guidance. Testing Methodologies: Motivation is to meet extreme environment requirements and standards. Some manufacturers choose to not meet some standards to make mobile medical devices that don't work as well. APRU is the new standard. Root Cause and Right Configuration: Make minor adjustments to prototypes to reduce complexity, cost, and failure points via due diligence rather than rebuild.

In this episode of Ortho Science BYTES, speaker Tony Casina reviews the history of the association between blood type and development of diseases and whether literature answers the question if there are certain blood types associated with COVID-19. About our Speaker: Tony S. Casina, MT(ASCP)SBB has worked in the blood banking industry for over 40 years with much of it in the commercial blood bank reagent manufacturers sector with hospital experience as a medical technologist and blood bank manager. Tony has provided technical support to laboratories throughout the world utilizing Ortho’s reagents and immunohematology test systems.  He has tested some of the most challenging antibody problems as part of his reference laboratory experience. Tony has been an active participant in the AABB serving on committees and currently on the AABB Board of Directors. He has contributed as a presenter to AABB and regional blood bank meetings educational programs. He was extensively involved in the development of the ORTHO VISION® Analyzer Platform. References and Links: https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/blood-types.html Beyond immunohaematology: The role of the ABO blood group in human diseases, Giancarlo Maria Liumbruno & Massimo Franchini, Blood Transfus 2013; 11: 491-9, doi 10.2450/2013.0152-13. Annals of Hematology. Blood type and outcomes in patients with COVID-19. Christopher A. Latz, Charles DeCarlo, Laura Boitano, C. Y. Maximilian Png, Rushad Patell, & Mark F. July 2020 The New England Journal of Medicine. Genomewide Association Study of Severe Covid-19 with Respiratory Failure. The Severe Covid-19 GWAS Group* Dr. Ellinghaus, Ms. Degenhardt, Drs. Valenti, Franke, Karlsen. June 17, 2020Garratty G. Blood groups and disease: a historical perspective. Transfus Med Rev 2000; 14: 291-301.

In this episode, HPI connects with Dr. Claudia Cohn, Chief Medical Officer of AABB and the Blood Bank Laboratory Director at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Cohn shares her experiences and learnings throughout the pandemic to-date in both roles - one advising the largest blood management organization in the U.S. and the other as a blood laboratory leader foreseeing a shortage in both blood and ICU beds - and needing to find a solution, FAST.

This week's special guest is @abbey_aabb Abbey aabb is a Newark NJ recording/mixing engineer. Abbey and I went to high school back in Uganda and have been friends for awhile. In this episode, we sit-down and virtually discuss about a variety of topics ranging from: his influences, to his inception and beginnings as a sound engineer and how he is helping in artist development. Hope you guys enjoy this episode. Cheers! #STRAP #AbbeyAabb #Uganda #NewJersey #LessonsLearnedATW --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lessonslearnedatw/support

Kaya Ilska is a free school meals student, coming from a single mother family. She is incredibly bright - and was predicted 4 A*s by her teachers, a set of grades high enough to meet her offer to study Medicine at UCL. But the government's exams algorithm this week downgraded her results down to AABB, which means she not only misses the UCL offer but also her back-up at Cardiff. On the podcast, Kaya and Fraser go through her options to conclude that the government's so-called 'triple lock' does very little to help cases like hers.

Dana Bostic is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Clinical Laboratory Sciences – School of Health Professions. As an ASCP-certified Medical Laboratory Scientist, Ms. Bostic's areas of expertise include the following: Infectious Disease Testing, Immunohematology, Learning and Development, Interprofessional Education, and Healthcare Simulation. She has become increasingly involved with supporting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Ms. Bostic has been highlighted by other professional organizations, such as AABB and ASCLS, for her voluntary contributions in both service and leadership on various committees and task forces in promoting the clinical laboratory science profession. Currently, Ms. Bostic serves on the ASCP Council of Laboratory Professionals and actively engages in the mentorship of emerging laboratory professionals. Regionally, Dana is an active member of the Heart of America Association for Blood Banks (HAABB) and the Kansas City Regional Simulation Alliance (KCRSA) while serving as a Representative-at-Large for ASCLS-Kansas. Ms. Bostic earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Medical Technology from Georgia Southern University. In 2012, she completed a master's degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Human Resource Management. Subsequently, Ms. Bostic obtained a Master of Science degree in Healthcare Simulation from the University of San Francisco. She is currently pursuing her Doctor of Education degree in Curriculum & Instruction.Listeners can reach out to Dana Bostic on Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin or at bosticdana@gmail.com.Key takeaways from this show:Salary, work environment and the lack of opportunity for advancement are just a few layers that are contributing to the larger problem of a weakened clinical laboratory workforce. Tune into this episode as Dana Bostic elaborates on strategies to retain long-term employees in our profession.    If you are a laboratory professional seeking guidance during this challenging time in healthcare or if you are just looking for advice on the next phase of your laboratory career – this podcast is for you! Also, revisit episode 10 of this podcast, “Should You Pursue an Advance Degree or Certification”, for more information on how to take your laboratory career to the next level! Be a Supporter! Listen on Spotify, Apple Podcast or your favorite podcast platformDon't forget to subscribe to the show on your phone, tablet or notebook so you never miss an episode! Be sure to leave a comment, and share with a fellow medical laboratory professionals!Be a Guest!If you have a leadership or laboratory message to share and would like to be a guest on the show, please reach out to us at elaboratetopics@directimpactbroadcasting.com or Direct Impact Broadcasting on Social Media.

You, a Blood Donor: Be part of 200 years of Transfusion Medicine’s History In this short program, entitled "You, a Blood Donor: Be part of 200 years of Transfusion Medicine’s History," our own Tony Casina, Transfusion Medicine Consultant, takes us through key milestones in the History of Transfusion Medicine and brings us to today and how the community met the challenge to maintain a safe and adequate blood supply during the COVID-19 pandemic.  Listen in as he discusses the honorable role of a donor of blood products, which can save up to three lives, and thanks the heroes who make this happen. About our Speaker: Tony S. Casina, MT(ASCP)SBB has worked in the blood banking industry for over 40 years with much of it in the commercial blood bank reagent manufacturers sector with hospital experience as a medical technologist and blood bank manager. Tony has provided technical support to laboratories throughout the world utilizing Ortho’s reagents and immunohematology test systems.  He has tested some of the most challenging antibody problems as part of his reference laboratory experience. Tony has been an active participant in the AABB serving on committees and currently on the AABB Board of Directors. He has contributed as a presenter to AABB and regional blood bank meetings educational programs. He was extensively involved in the development of the ORTHO VISION® Analyzer Platform References and Links: Clinical Practice of Transfusion Medicine, 2nd Ed. 1989 Chapter 2: Petz LD and Swisher SN, Churchill Livingstone   https://www.redcrossblood.org/donate-blood/blood-donation-process/what-happens-to-donated-blood/blood-transfusions/history-blood-transfusion.htmlhttp://www.aabb.org/tm/Pages/highlights.aspxhttps://www.history.com/news/blood-plasma-covid-19-measles-spanish-flu

O ator conta que já apanhou da polícia e como luta para não alimentar o ódio dentro de si Ator, cantor e ativista, Jonathan Azevedo cresceu na Cruzada São Sebastião, um conjunto habitacional popular na zona sul do Rio de Janeiro. Se formou no Nós do Morro, projeto de teatro no Vidigal, e batalhou muito até chegar ao horário nobre da maior emissora de TV do país. Tendo atuado em mais de uma dezena de produções no cinema, ele ganhou fama nacional em 2017 com o personagem Sabiá, um traficante da novela "A Força do Querer", da Rede Globo. Aos 34 anos, Jonathan se divide entre a carreira artística, os cuidados com o filho Matheus Gabriel, de 8 meses, e o trabalho social nas comunidades cariocas, que se intensificou com a pandemia de Covid-19. Em um bate papo com Paulo Lima no Trip FM, o ator reflete sobre a desigualdade e o racismo na Brasil a partir de sua própria trajetória. Ele conta seus esforços para que mais pessoas tenham as oportunidades que ele teve – que começaram, principalmente, a partir de seu interesse pela literatura. "Se a gente tem sabedoria, a gente tem a verdadeira riqueza", diz. Confira o papo no play abaixo ou no Spotify do Trip FM. [AUDIO=https://p.audio.uol.com.br/trip/2020/6/jonathan.mp3; IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/06/5eed2cacc06ba/1136x1136x960x540x65x580/jonathan-azevedo-ator-quarentena-covid-coronavirus-tripfm-mq.jpg] Trip. Você descobriu que era filho adotivo com 17 anos. Como foi esse momento? Jonathan Azevedo. Foi uma coisa muito esquisita, porque eu via filmes nos quais a pessoa era adotada, mas eu não pensava que aquilo ali poderia acontecer comigo. Eu olhava para a minha mãe e sempre via ela grávida de mim, tinha esse processo na minha cabeça. Então com 16 pra 17 anos, quando eu fiquei sabendo que eu era filho adotivo, eu não sabia ainda a importância daquele amor e afeto que meu pai e minha mãe estavam me proporcionando. Fiquei uns dois ou três dias pensando em como minha vida era muito louca e, com minha mãe e meu pai conversando comigo, junto com meu irmão, sempre falando com muito carinho de como tudo começou, de como minha mãe me recebeu, eu acabei percebendo que eu fui a pessoa mais feliz do mundo. Daquele dia para frente eu comecei a olhar para meus pais como anjos que vieram nessa Terra, mesmo sem um centavo, sem condição nenhuma, e me deram tudo, tudo, tudo que qualquer adolescente deseja – e muitas das vezes o dinheiro não compra, que é o amor e o afeto. E aquilo mudou totalmente o meu jeito de olhar para a vida, de olhar para o outro, e de olhar para mim mesmo. As pessoas que pensam a cidade como um todo defendem que as moradias mais populares e mais ricas deveriam estar nos mesmos lugares, e não em bairros distintos. Você cresceu em um dos poucos lugares em que isso acontece de fato, que é a Cruzada São Sebastião, um conjunto habitacional popular projetado no meio do Leblon, o bairro mais caro do Rio de Janeiro. Como foi crescer ali? O maior barato da Cruzada é que ela não foi projetada urbanamente para ser um conjunto habitacional, era um prédio de freiras. E tinha a Favela do Pinto, que ia do Humaitá até a PUC. A minha mãe morava lá e tinham alguns parentes meus que moravam onde hoje é o Clube Paissandu. Veio aquele projeto da ditadura de urbanizar a zona sul e logo tacaram fogo na Favela do Pinto. Quem não conhece pode ter como referência o filme Cidade de Deus, em que eles retratam exatamente essa remoção trágica da Favela do Pinto, onde diversos militares invadiram e tiraram as famílias de lá. Na comunidade tem fotos, relatos de moradores que foram para a Cidade de Deus, Nova Holanda, Vila Kennedy, outras comunidades que, aí sim, foram urbanizadas para os receberem. Olha, já estava tudo pronto antes de atearem fogo, era um projeto mesmo. E eles foram levados para lá de caminhão de lixo. E a Cruzada foi o Padre Dom Hélder Câmara, que chega para a alta sociedade do Leblon e pergunta como é que eles iriam fazer se mandassem toda a mão de obra para tão longe. Naquela época não tinha estrada, não tinha túnel, então eles precisavam que alguém ficasse ali, para que a mão de obra continuasse sem custo de ir e vir. E aí eles começam a habitar esse local das freiras. Minha mãe fala que era uma divisão pelo tamanho de família. Do primeiro ao terceiro bloco são quitinetes, do quarto ao sétimo bloco, quarto, sala, cozinha e banheiro. Minha mãe mora no sétimo. Do oitavo até o décimo, dois quartos, cozinha e um banheiro. E minha mãe conta uma coisa muito engraçada... Que, por exemplo, se a menina de tal família perdia a virgindade, a Igreja tirava essa família de lá. Algumas casas na Cruzada até tem fotos desse padre, são muito gratos a ele, que deu esse acesso para a Cruzada sobreviver no meio do Leblon. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/06/5eed2a42be210/jonathan-azevedo-ator-quarentena-covid-coronavirus-tripfm-mq2.jpg; CREDITS=Pedro Dimitrow; LEGEND=Jonathan Azevedo] LEIA TAMBÉM: Jonathan Azevedo posa para a TPM Você trabalhava num clube ali perto pegando bolinhas na quadra de tênis, foi fazendo amizades e a certa altura acabou até conseguindo uma vaga numa escola particular. Conta essa história, que parece ter sido importante na sua trajetória. Meus primos mais velhos e meu irmão catavam bolinha no Clube Monte Líbano e no AABB, e eu também arrumei uma vaga de boleiro lá. E tinha um menino, o Felipe, que sempre ia sozinho jogar tênis. Às vezes o professor terminava a aula de tênis e ele não tinha muitos amigos para continuar jogando, só que ele tinha que ficar no clube. Até o dia que ficamos eu e Felipe jogando tênis. A mãe dele soube e falou assim: "Jonathan, o Felipe faz judô, se você quiser você pode fazer judô". Eu falei: "Pô, obrigada mesmo, mas eu trabalho aqui para ajudar minha mãe. Quem me dera poder fazer judô". E ela disse: "Se você quiser fazer judô, eu posso ver se consigo pagar e te ajudar um pouco em casa". Eu continuei sendo boleiro na aula desse menino, até que um dia ela chegou com um quimono para mim e falou para eu pegar meus documentos, que para fazer judô na AABB você tinha que ser sócio. Eu era boleiro naquele clube já fazia uns dois, três anos, tinha acesso de entrada e saída 24 horas pelo trabalho. Imagina receber uma carteira de sócio, poder ir na piscina. Se era confuso para eles que eram sócios, que me viam pegando bola e depois fazendo uma aula de natação, imagina para mim que tinha 13 anos. Eu fiz judô, fiz natação, depois futsal, que eu mandava muito bem. Meu pai me acompanhava em tudo do futsal. E eu fui descobrindo que o mundo também não era essas coisas tão horríveis, né? Tinha, sim, as suas mazelas, mas tinha que conhecer as pessoas. Se não você ia viver preconceito por preconceito. E eu conheci o pessoal da Selva de Pedra, que é o prédio onde os militares que tacaram fogo na Favela do Pinto ganharam apartamentos. Foi lá que eu fui me enfiar, e foi onde eu também fiquei sabendo o outro ponto de vista da história da Cruzada. [QUOTE=1097] Foi na Selva de Pedra que eu vi o quanto os livros eram importantes, porque eu pedia um emprestado para um amigo e, se fosse dele, ele me emprestava. Mas se fosse da mãe ou do pai, ele falava para olhar na casa dele. Se fosse do avô, eu não podia nem encostar. Se eu pedia a moto, o cara me emprestava. O que eu pedia o cara me dava, mas o livro eu não podia levar. Então comecei a ficar mais atento aos livros, a cair dentro dos livros. Onde eu ia eu levava livro. Um amigo meu, o Luiz Amaral, achava que só porque eu andava com livro eu era muito inteligente, e me levou pra conhecer a Escola Paula Barros, onde a maioria da galera estudava. E aí o diretor da época perguntou para mim o que é que eu faria para poder ter uma bolsa na escola, qual seria a minha troca. E eu recitei uma poesia para ele. Ele chamou todos os alunos que eram os meus amigos na escola, umas 18 pessoas, e perguntou: "Vocês querem que esse cara estude aqui?". E todo mundo: "Queremos, o cara é sangue bom". E ali eu consegui essa bolsa. Depois de três meses eu fiquei sabendo que a mãe dos meus amigos começaram a reclamar que a mensalidade aumentou 80 reais e elas queriam saber o porquê. O diretor reuniu todo mundo e disse que cada um tinha botado 80 reais para pagar a minha mensalidade. Foi assim que eu consegui estudar na escola particular. Lá voltei pro início de novo, porque eles achavam minha base muito ruim. E tive um professor de história negão, que contava a história desde a África e me dizia que princesa Isabel não era tão boa assim, porque o momento ajudava mais a ela do que a nós mesmos. Foi desmistificando a história do negro para mim, e eu comecei a me interessar mais, a ler mais. Chegou uma hora que não tinha como as coisas não acontecerem. Do jeito que você conta a gente quase esquece que tem preconceito, você conta sempre com muita positividade tudo. Só pra fazer teatro eu perdi 3 dentes. Apanhando? Apanhando da polícia, transeunte assim. No Vidigal, quando você estava no final do processo do espetáculo, você saía 2h da manhã do ensaio. Como eu morava na Cruzada, eu tinha que descer tudo sozinho. Até eu explicar que eu tava vindo do teatro, era um dente. Eu tomei muita porrada. Eu falo para os meus amigos: "Sabe por que eu gosto muito de falar de amor? É que eu tomei muita porrada". Como diz Sabotage, se eu for contar a história triste, ninguém fica.  [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/06/5eed2aa8a45c5/jonathan-azevedo-ator-quarentena-covid-coronavirus-tripfm-mq3.jpg; CREDITS=Pedro Dimitrow; LEGEND=Jonathan Azevedo] Essa violência vai construindo uma marra, um ódio em muitos jovens que crescem nas periferias, muitos jovens negros. Por que você acha que não foi consumido por essa raiva? O racismo é estrutural. Ele tem camadas, ele tem pegadinhas, entendeu? E eu inclusive caí nas pegadinhas do sistema quando eu perdi um dente. Se você parar para pensar que você poderia andar pelo Rio de Janeiro todo a qualquer hora que você quisesse e a polícia estaria ali para te defender e, quando eu saio na rua, eu tenho limites, já gera uma revolta, né? Mas tem diversas revoltas que, se a gente não trabalhar com conhecimento, elas vão acabar explodindo em quem de fato, como sempre acontece, não tem nada a ver. Quem sempre tá apanhando é a minoria da maioria. A mulher que morre é negra, o jovem que morre é o jovem negro, o gay que morre é o gay negro. Tá tudo dentro dessas camadas, e tudo fica sobrecarregado em cima dos jovens da periferia. Eu acho que eu carrego comigo esse ódio e rancor. Na verdade, rancor não, porque a gente tenta trabalhar todo dia para tirar isso. Mais essa dor. Ela está junto comigo, porque a qualquer momento o meu telefone pode tocar e a minha sobrinha sofreu algum atentado, meu irmão, alguns amigos meus. Porque estão sofrendo! Quando você tem o direito a conhecer a sua própria história e fazer a sua própria escolha, você começa a trabalhar não só igualdade, mas a dignidade, que são coisas que não se falam para o negro no Brasil. Não se fala. Meritocracia para preto é "morreu porque mereceu", como diz o Djonga. Eu ouço: "Você chegou lá, mas porra negão, tá de brincadeira né, fazendo o bandido". A coisa mais difícil pra mim é fazer um bandido. É muito difícil porque o que eu mais quero tirar de mim é o meu ódio. Eu sou julgado por uma coisa que de fato não me compete, mas que eu exerço como a minha função. Se eu sou julgado em um personagem, imagina como pessoa. E é esse o lugar que o jovem brasileiro carrega. Hoje eu ando na rua de máscara e as madames de Ipanema, Leblon, atravessam a rua. Então como é que eu vou pensar em sucesso? LEIA TAMBÉM:Ser homem negro no Brasil é conviver com uma série de estereótipos, que envolvem gênero, raça e classe social Certamente um divisor de águas na sua vida foi a entrada nas artes cênicas. Como é que aconteceu? Eu comecei a fazer teatro porque eu queria ter acesso à literatura. Eu fui lá na Escola de Espetáculo, do Gringo Cardia, querendo saber se tinha biblioteca. Para ter acesso à biblioteca eu tinha que fazer alguma aula, e aí eu escolhi teatro. Quando eu cheguei na sala de aula o professor me falou que eu era muito bom, que se eu não quisesse passar fome era para eu não sair do palco. Eu pensei: "Caramba, tá aí uma coisa maneira. Acabei de descobrir que sou adotivo e acabei de descobrir que tenho um talento no teatro. A vida está começando a me indicar uma coisa bacana". A primeira vez que a minha mãe foi me ver no teatro eu fazia Jesus preto do Auto da Compadecida. Como ela é uma mulher de fé, ela me viu no teatro de Jesus e falou: "É aí que meu filho vai morar". Logo meu professor falou para eu ir para o Nós do Morro. Fui fazer o teste e conheci essa pessoa maravilhosa chamada Guti Fraga. Então quando você me pergunta o que me faz não vestir a capa do ódio, tem muito a ver com ele, com a escola Nós do Morro. LEIA TAMBÉM:Guti Fraga e o orgulho de ver Babu no BBB O Nós do Morro ficou muito conhecido quando preparou a galera que formou o elenco de Cidade de Deus, a molecada da favela que foi preparada para o filme. E o filme estourou mundialmente, mas volta e meia passa uma matéria falando que algum daqueles atores tá na roubada, tá sem grana. Um ou outro conseguiu fazer uma carreira. Como você vê isso hoje? O cara que começa uma carreira sendo negro e pobre consegue trilhar um caminho mais sólido ou corre o mesmo o risco? A questão financeira e econômica do Brasil nunca foi voltada para o povo negro. Ela só é voltada para o povo negro quando se fala de mão de obra. O maior defeito do Brasil é a escravidão. É uma herança que se perpetua e, como diz Laurentino Gomes, "tem que se fazer a segunda abolição nesse país". Quando a gente fala de mudança, a gente tem que abrir mão de certas coisas, a gente tem que começar a abrir mão de privilégios. Eu queria que dentro desse país, antes de a gente pensar na economia, a gente pensasse numa economia geral igualitária. Esses dias eu estava conversando com uma amiga minha e ela me contando como é na casa dela dentro da quarentena. E eu estou fazendo uma personagem no meu Instagram, que é a Kraudinha, a doméstica, que são relatos na comunidade das senhoras que trabalham na casa de pessoas bem sucedidas e que não abrem mão que elas estejam lá trabalhando. Aí eu perguntei quantos quartos tinha na casa da mãe da minha amiga. Ela me falou: "Eu acho que tem uns 6". A casa é tão grande que ela não sabe nem quantos quartos tem. "Pergunta pra sua mãe se ela limparia aquela casa toda por um salário mínimo". E ela: "Nem morta". Imagina se tivesse que limpar a casa, fazer café da manhã, almoço, jantar, passear com o cachorro com o risco do teu filho morrer, e ainda escutar desaforo. Você trabalharia por isso? Impossível. LEIA TAMBÉM: Quanto vale o trabalho doméstico? Como é a sua ligação com o surf?  Na minha comunidade, como era próxima da praia, já tinham uns caras que surfavam. Mas o foda é que ninguém tinha a prancha, e os que tinham cuidavam como se fosse a coisa mais preciosa da vida. Naquela época não era qualquer um que aparecia com uma RM [marca de pranchas Ricardo Martins], tá ligado? Era outro patamar. Uma Quicksilver até na bermuda era difícil ter. Eu ia para a praia no Posto 11 porque os moleques emprestavam a prancha para a gente, esses meninos que eu já conhecia do clube. Ali que eu conheci o rapaz que me levou para estudar, o Luiz Amaral. Foi dali que eu viajei pela primeira vez na minha vida e senti o quanto era importante você viajar, a cultura de conhecer outro lugar, de chegar para outras pessoas e falar que você foi num lugar diferente. Foi a primeira vez que eu fui para o sul do Brasil, que saí do meu estado e fui para a Praia do Rosa, para a Guarda do Embaú. E aí eu pude ter a dimensão do quão bom era ir para a Bahia, que era o lugar que minha história começava e também tinha onda. Eu comecei a expandir o Brasil pelo surf. E eu surfava bem, meu surfe era pra frente. A melhor sensação da minha vida, depois de ter um filho, é tirar um tubo. Se eu pudesse falar para alguém: "Brother, tá difícil para você esse momento? Tira um tubo". Isso foi uma das maiores experiências que eu vou levar da minha vida, aquele momento que você está ali dentro do seu salãozinho. Você sabe que você aprendeu a pegar o pé, a tirar um tubo maneiro. Às vezes uma onda muda teu o dia todo. Você teve o filho com uma amiga sua que não era exatamente namorada, não tinha um relacionamento romântico. Uma amiga com quem você saía de vez em quando e de repente ela engravidou. Já imagino que não seja fácil ter um filho com alguém que você não mora junto e não está namorando. E aí vem a pandemia. Como é que está sendo essa administração? Eu hoje estou aqui conversando contigo e eu saio daqui pra ir lá ficar com ele. E aí fico a noite com ele, para que a mãe dele também possa fazer as coisas dela. É esse novo lugar, não só dessa relação, mas onde o homem está mais presente dentro do desenvolvimento da criança para que a mulher também possa ter o tempo dela. A gente está só dando dicas do que vai ser o futuro, entendeu? Em tudo o que está acontecendo hoje está faltando empatia. Quando eu olho para a minha relação com a Patrícia, a gente pensa muito, pelo menos eu penso, na empatia que a gente tem que ter. Eu com a questão dela ser mãe solteira no meio desse universo preconceituoso. Então o que é que eu posso fazer para melhorar as condições dela? As condições do meu filho? Eu trabalho sempre em cima dessa realidade, porque senão eu acho que a gente pira o cabeção. A gente vê tanta loucura, se a gente não souber equilibrar fica difícil. Não só para ela como pra mim também. LEIA TAMBÉM: Roberta Rodrigues, Jonathan Azevedo e coletivos como Agência Solano Trindade e Papo Reto estão no enfrentamento da Covid-19 nas comunidades Me conta um pouco esse seu lado de ativista social. Eu sei que você fez uma biblioteca e que agora fez movimentos para doar cestas básicas. O que é exatamente que você agitou? Esse trabalho do Vidiga na Social e do Cruzada Social se inicia também quando eu venho para o Vidigal. Eu que já sou fruto de vários projetos, como a Escola de Espetáculo, o Nós do Morro e outros projetos na Cruzada São Sebastião. Até no próprio Basquete Cruzada eu cheguei a jogar. Quando eu trânsito para esse universo da literatura e começo a entender que, se a gente tem sabedoria, a gente tem a verdadeira riqueza, eu começo a pensar: é por isso que na escola neguinho não ensina tão bem. Porque se a gente manter o mesmo intelecto, vai ficar difícil. Se todo mundo começar a questionar, todo mundo começar a perguntar, vai ficar muito difícil isso. E o que é que me libertou? A literatura. A literatura desliga a chavinha do que o mundo tinha para me proporcionar, eu com 16, 17 anos numa comunidade. O mundo aqui tem a oferecer coisas não muito boas, e o nosso país não ajuda em nenhuma das possibilidades para que elas possam melhorar. Então quando você tem um jovem negro aí que venceu em qualquer modalidade de esporte ou na vida, sempre tem que ter perseverança. Nunca é uma história gradual, de uma vida normal. Tem que ter perseverança, tem que ter luta, sim. Mas tem que ter naturalidade para a criança ser criança, ser adolescente, ter um processo vital de amadurecimento não só mental, mas físico, corporal, coisas que muitos aqui não têm. Eu comecei a abrir o olho para isso com a Roberta Rodrigues, que já fazia isso no Vidigal, com o Vidiga na Social, de usar a arte dela em prol das crianças da comunidade. O meu divisor de águas foi a literatura, então eu tento levar para a Cruzada, junto com o Vagner, que faz o projeto do basquete, a literatura e a conscientização de que um povo sem história é um povo sem fermento, não tem para onde crescer. É o maior barato eu hoje poder contar para você a história da minha comunidade. Eu me sinto feliz com isso. Sempre penso nessa possibilidade de enriquecer, de possibilidades e sabedoria, mais comunidades. [IMAGE=https://revistatrip.uol.com.br/upload/2020/06/5eebde3bd9050/jonathan-azevedo-ator-quarentena-covid-coronavirus-tripfm-mq.jpg; CREDITS=Reprodução; LEGEND=Jonathan Azevedo]

Associação Atlética Banco do Brasil - São Paulo (AABB-SP) é cliente Blockbit há mais de 10 anos e, desde então, passou a ter maior produtividade nas suas operações e total segurança à sua rede, protegendo, assim, os dados dos seus mais de 14 mil associados.

In this episode of Stronger By Association, we speak to four association leaders, among the many, who are on the forefront of helping America and the world fight and respond to COVID-19. Host Mary Kate Cunningham, CAE, Vice President of Public Policy, opens the episode with ASAE President & CEO Susan Robertson, CAE, and welcomes heads of the paper, distilled spirits, power, and blood bank industries and sectors. Tom Kuhn, President, Edison Electric Institute, Chris Swonger, President & CEO of DISCUS, Debra BenAvram, CEO of AABB, and Heidi Brock, President and CEO of AF&PA join the discussion to describe ways in which their members are responding to the needs to the public during the pandemic and beyond.

客家话里面有非常多AABB类型的叠词，读起来非常好玩，今天我们一起来认识一下吧！

客家话里面有非常多AABB类型的叠词，读起来非常好玩，今天我们一起来认识一下吧！

Leaders from The Joint Commission, AABB and the Society for the Advancement of Blood Management (SABM) come together in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to offer practical recommendations for mitigating blood shortages.  

Radio Nova revisite ses propres classiques : les raretés de tout bord qui rythment notre antenne, de la soul-funk au hip-hop en passant par les musiques afro-latines et la pop. Aujourd'hui : « Pick Up The Pieces » de Wilson Das Neves.Où il est prouvé dans ce Nova Classic que le funk, tout comme le reggae, le rock ou l’afrobeat, a certes des origines mais pas de frontières.Le morceau instrumental, « Pick Up The Pieces » a longtemps sonné en France comme un hymne d’invitation à rejoindre les dancefloors quand notre ex-collègue Remy Kolpa Kopoul agitait les foules du bout de ses platines. En voici la version originale.« Pick Up The Pieces », « à toi de recoller les morceaux », quant ta vie part en lambeaux, quand tout va a vau–l’eau , ce single du groupe écossais Average White Band, paru sur le label Atlantic, a fait une belle carrière dans les charts américains et anglais au mitan des années 70.« Pick Up The Pieces », un morceau auquel les JB’s, le groupe de James Brown, sous le nom d’AABB, Above Average Black Band, répondra par « Pick Up The Pieces One by One », en 1975, clin d’œil et de musique ironique au groupe écossais soupçonné d’avoir piqué la ligne de basse du morceau de James Brown, « Hot Pants Road ».Un an plus tard, en 1976, c’est un chanteur et percussionniste réputé de Rio, Wilson Das Neves qui reprendra magnifiquement avec son Conjunto, version samba funk, ce « Pick Up The Pieces », tout en cuivres et percussions puissantes. Ce morceau sera réédité en 2005 sur la compil Rare Grooves Brasil volume 1 by Nova et 10 ans plus tard en 2015 sur le label Mr Bongo, ainsi va la ronde de ce classique inaltérable et super funky « Pick Up The Pieces », le voici donc en version carioca par Wilson Das Neves sur Nova.Visuel © Pochette O Som Quente E O Das Neves de Wilson Das Neves E Conjunto See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Continuing education episode! The 32nd edition of AABB Standards is effective April 2020. Rich Gammon, Chair of the BBTS Standards Committee, is here with the Top 10 changes you need to know! From blood donors to recipients, these changes will keep you in the know about best practices in Transfusion Medicine, even if you are not AABB-accredited.

Quando João Alberto assinou sua primeira coluna social no Diario de Pernambuco, o Brasil e o Estado viviam um cenário completamente diferente. O País estava sob o comando da ditadura militar. No esporte, a seleção de futebol se preparava ainda para o tricampeonato mundial. O Porto de Suape, uma das âncoras da nossa economia atual, nem estava no papel. Enquanto isso, no jornalismo, era o mais antigo impresso da América Latina quem estava inovando. O jovem repórter, que começou a escrever no Jornal da AABB e passou na redação do Diario pelas mais variadas coberturas, começava a se posicionar no colunismo social com o destaque que carrega por 50 anos. Neste episódio do Pernambucast, o jornalista fala sobre sua renomada carreira.

Quail Data #0007 - Stats Wars Rodolfo #1: MOSP MONARC Objects Sharing Platform (MOSP) es una plataforma para crear, editar y compartir objetos JSON validados de cualquier tipo. MONARC - Method for an Optimised aNAlysis of Risks by CASES (Método para un análisis optimizado de riesgos por CASOS.) Puede usar cualquier esquema JSON disponible para crear nuevos objetos JSON a través de un formulario web generado dinámicamente y basado en el esquema seleccionado. Sergio #2: Scikit Geometry "scikit-geometry también viene con funciones para calcular el diagrama de Voronoi, el casco convexo, cuadros delimitadores, la suma minkowski de dos polígonos, un árbol AABB para consultas vecinas más cercanas y muchas otras utilidades útiles para cálculos geométricos, con planes para agregar muchos más!" Rodolfo #3: pandapy Demos un momento para tomar en cuenta el siguiente meme: https://www.reddit.com/r/mathmemes/comments/ewct2v/euler_moment/ Ahora, ¿recuerdan, por una parte a Pandas? Y por otra parte, ¿a NumPy? Pues bueno, pueden pensar en este paquete como un hijo de ambos. PandaPy tiene la velocidad de NumPy y la usabilidad de Pandas (10x a 50x más rápido). Así como importas pandas como pd y numpy como np, el común es importar a pandapy como pp (ya sabes → pd & np = pp). Sergio #4: Como hacer tu propio blog sin ser un experto en computadoras con fast.ai y fast_template Una guía muy fácil de seguir para crear tu propio blog hosteado en GitHub pages sin tener que usar la linea de comando. Es muy practico y facil de seguir y ahora utiliza GitHub Actions para transformar tus notebooks de jupyter a blog posts Rodolfo #5: Construyendo un Python Data Science Container usando Docker Es un blog post que ilustra cómo crear un contenedor de Docker que incluya paquetería como NumPy, SciPy, Pandas, SciKit-Learn, Matplotlib y NLTK. Todo se realiza a través de la construcción de un Dockerfile basado en Alpine, una versión muuuy ligera de Linux. El post te da todos los comandos para levantar el contenedor. Sergio #6: Blog de Juvenal Campos - Como Visualizar Pirámides de Población en R Un paso a paso de como construir una piramide de poblacion con ggplot2 Juvenal usa blogdown de R para este blog - todxs deberiamos bloguear mas! Extras: Sergio: Lorem Ipsum pero mexicano ? jajaja https://ignaciochavez.com/projects/lorempaisum/ RStudioConf está aquí en San Francisco esta semana y tienen los materiales de sus talleres en GitHub pa quién no pudo asistir: https://github.com/rstudio-conf-2020 Rodo: Para la gente Pythonista que nos escucha, ¡ya hay fecha para el PyCon Latam 2020! 27-29 de agosto, Pto. Vallarta, Jalisco. ¡No se lo pueden perder! (https://twitter.com/PyLatam/status/1221886633210982402) Meme de la semana --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/quaildata/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/quaildata/support

Continuing education episode! You know all about AABB Standards, but how do you make them practical? Anne Chenoweth gives great tips to make your next assessment better! This episode is eligible for FREE CME and SAMs/CC credit for physicians and P.A.C.E. contact hours for laboratorians through Transfusion News Continuing Education on Wiley Health Learning.  

In Episode 10, we interviewed Sébastien Loriot about CGAL. A software project that provides easy access to efficient and reliable geometric algorithms in the form of a C++ library. CGAL is used in various areas needing geometric computation, such as geographic information systems, computer aided design, molecular biology, medical imaging, computer graphics, and robotics. The library offers data structures and algorithms like triangulations, Voronoi diagrams, Boolean operations on polygons and polyhedra, point set processing, arrangements of curves, surface and volume mesh generation, geometry processing, alpha shapes, convex hull algorithms, shape analysis, AABB and KD trees...

Every two years, like it or not, our friends at the AABB issue a brand-new version of their Standards for Blood Banks and Transfusion Services (though we usually just call it “Standards” for short). The 31st edition goes live on April 1, 2018, and it contains a number of important changes. Pat Ooley, Chair of the Blood Bank Transfusion Service Standards Committee, joins me to share his “Top 5 Changes” you need to understand and implement. Pat also takes some time to help us understand the role of this publication that impacts hundreds and hundreds of transfusion and donor facilities in the US and a few international countries. He also walks us through the entire process on how new and revised Standards come into existence.

The palate is located in the roof of the mouth.  It separates the oral and nasal cavities and provides stability to the facial structures. When you touch the roof of your mouth with the tip of your tongue you will be hitting the hard palate.  In breastfeeding, the hard palate's function is to assist with the positioning and stability of the nipple when drawn into the mouth.  

In which Jill concedes the superiority of an AABB rhyme scheme and Wendy can't drive.

Supplementing is such a hot topic and a question that I get asked about every single day. Should you supplement or should you not? If you should then what supplements should you be using and why? Learn what they do and what I find myself typically recommending to clients both in Ketosis and not.  Also, if you would like to learn more about how to help the hurricane victims in Texas please follow this link: https://www.kwrelief.org/ Here are the links to all of the supplements that I mention in this episode:  Vitamin D - Nordic Naturals Omega + d3 combines FIsh Oil and Vitamin D or Dr. Mercola D or Riordan D & K2 or Riordan D3 5000iu Vitamin C - Dr. Mercola Liposomal Vitamin C capsules Fish Oil - Nordic Naturals Cod Liver soft gels or Nordic Naturals Ultimate Omega soft gels Probiotics - For Kids (I didn't get to this in the show but for those parents looking to help supplement their kiddos this is one I reccommend) Hyperbiotics Pro-Kids and for adults Dr. Axe SBO Probiotics or Thorne Flora Mend Prime Probiotics or Prescript-Assist Broad Spectrum Pro & Prebiotic blend Magnesium - Riordan Clinic Chelated Magnesium Plus Glutithione - Oxicell Glutathione & SOD Cream  or you can take several supportive supplements for increased glutithione production. They are listed below. selenium n acetyl cystine (NAC) alpha lipoic acid (ALA) folate  B6 & B12 Milk Thistle Zinc - Thrive Market Chelated Zinc w/ copper or I have also used and like Thorne Zinc And for more information on where you can give blood in your community please visit The American Red Cross online or The AABB online here.  If you would like to follow me on social media you can do so on Facebook here or Instagram @thatketoblonde Or visit my website at www.jessicatye.com Thanks for listening this week and please take a moment to leave me a 5 star review on iTunes if you are enjoying this podcast.    

The Empire Club of Canada Presents: Dr. Graham D. Sher, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Blood Services With A Bridge Across Silos: Collaboration and Leadership for Innovation and Better Value in Health Care While meaningful debate on health care has yet to make its way into the federal election, one thing that is not debatable is that good things happen when we collaborate for greater health care innovation, argues Dr. Graham Sher, CEO of Canadian Blood Services. Dr. Sher will share his organization's unique perspective, as a publicly funded, national health service delivery organization, on how collaboration, integration and innovation can improve system performance and patient outcomes, as well as equity and access to care. Innovation in health care is not just about technology, it's about thinking, acting and behaving differently. Dr. Sher will discuss how Canadian Blood Services' various programs, such as nationally shared blood inventory, organ donation and transplantation registries and bulk purchasing of plasma derived drugs, are examples of what's possible when we collaborate across provincial health system silos to benefit patients and deliver better value. One week prior to heading to the polls, we hope you will vote to join us for this important national perspective on health care reform. Biography: Graham has been with Canadian Blood Services since it began operations in September 1998. He first served as vice president of medical, scientific and clinical management, and was appointed CEO in June 2001. Graham continues to lead Canadian Blood Services through an extensive, multi year transformation journey. The early phases of this transformation focused on a comprehensive service delivery model redesign to ensure safety, adequacy and modernization of systems. Leveraging these early changes, Canadian Blood Services' current strategy positions the organization as a trusted partner in healthcare delivery across Canada and has at its roots a focus on quality excellence, sustainable efficiency and a committed, engaged workforce. Graham is a recognized expert in transfusion medicine and science, and is a sought after speaker both nationally and internationally. He sits on a number of blood system and healthcare related boards and advisory bodies, and has provided consulting support to other countries in the transformation of their blood systems. Graham is a founding member of the Alliance of Blood Operators and is the first international director on the board of the AABB, formerly the American Association of Blood Banks, serving as its president in 2013 and 2014. Beyond blood system governance, he is passionate about health system design and management, and is active in a number of areas of health system performance improvement and policy development. A hematologist by training, Graham acquired his medical and doctoral degrees at the University of Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, South Africa, and his specialty certification at the University of Toronto. He was formerly a physician and scientist on staff at the Toronto Hospital and on faculty at the University of Toronto. He is happily married, has three sons, and is constantly struggling to find more time for his other passion: photography Speaker: Dr. Graham D. Sher, Chief Executive Officer, Canadian Blood Service *The content presented is free of charge but please note that the Empire Club of Canada retains copyright. Neither the speeches themselves nor any part of their content may be used for any purpose other than personal interest or research without the explicit permission of the Empire Club of Canada.**Views and Opinions Expressed Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the speakers or panelists are those of the speakers or panelists and do not necessarily reflect or represent the official views and opinions, policy or position held by The Empire Club of Canada.*

Summary of the February 3, 2015 issue, including articles on supplemental ultrasonography screening for women with dense breasts, pressure ulcer treatment, end-of-life care, blood pressure reduction in mild hypertension, and screening for hypertension, as well as the AABB guideline on platelet transfusion and the 2015 ACIP Adult Immunization Schedule.

Summary of the July 3, 2012 issue, including articles on medication use after hospital discharge, rehospitalizations after acute myocardial infarction, advanced life support training, and clinical decision-support systems, as well as an Update in gastroenterology and hepatology, the AABB guideline on red blood cell transfusions, the USPSTF recommendation statement on behavioral counseling to prevent skin cancer, and a commentary on dabigatran.

An example of the Italian baroque gigue, which derives from the British jig. The first and second notes of each triplet are slurred, resulting in an accentuation of the third note of each triplet set, giving it a lively dance feel. The structure, in keeping with true jig form, is AABB.

An example of the Italian baroque gigue, which derives from the British jig. The first and second notes of each triplet are slurred, resulting in an accentuation of the third note of each triplet set, giving it a lively dance feel. The structure, in keeping with true jig form, is AABB.